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Error when inserting YT Music cookie file via command line #2144
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Well you didn't provide any url to download. If you want to start web ui you have to run
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no I try update the cookie file, the line command spotdl --cookie-file cookie.txt I am understanding that every time I enter a download request from a play list I must enter the cookie file? something like this? spotdl --cookie-file cookiefile.txt https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3rutp1PvPUWdkZ1ttEyWFB?si=ab3eb3be20bb4d0a |
yes, or you can save the path to the cookie file in the config file so you won't have to do it again |
Ok, few things
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Have you changed the number of threads? Try installing dev version to resolve the YT-DLP errors
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Follow instructions here: #2142 |
Follow this steps. Quick Fix: Use Your Own Client ID and Secret To avoid these issues, we recommend using your own client ID and secret from Spotify. Here’s how:
Update Your Settings:
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System OS
MacOS
Python Version
3.11 (CPython)
Install Source
pip / PyPi
Install version / commit hash
4.2.5
Expected Behavior vs Actual Behavior
On several occasions I have tried to install the YT Music cookie file via command line, but it always gives me the same error. I looked for where the original cookie file should go but I did not find any file in the path.
Any guidance?
SpotDL version
Thanls
Pablo
Steps to reproduce - Ensure to include actual links!
spotdl --cookie-file cookie.txt
Traceback
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