i know there are software like audacity,replay music Spotify Music Ripper etc
anybody know what's the best method:unsure:
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i know there are software like audacity,replay music Spotify Music Ripper etc
anybody know what's the best method:unsure:
Waffles or what.cd or thepirateapp :P
The quality of songs from spotify isn't the best , it's better to download your music with another way
not true there are a lot of unreleased stuff on spotify and believe me the quality at spotify on premium membership is amazing :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stabber
Oh you have premium :PQuote:
Originally Posted by johhnynot true there are a lot of unreleased stuff on spotify and believe me the quality at spotify on premium membership is amazing :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stabber
I was talking about the free spotify , not sure where you can find an app like that . I remember there was something on linux despotify where you could download each song of spotify and it was great !! Now they require that you have premium membershiip in order to download from spotify
i'll give a try with Dojotech Spotify Recorder 3.2 :)
even with premium you can't get songs unless you buy them
With despotify you could download them from spotify , but there is no such app for windows i think . Recording isn't the same downloading
thx for the info
no problem i'll run it in vmware and try it :)
I don't really see the point of this (poor quality last I checked), but if you feel like recording the music, you can always use Virtual Audio Cable to redirect the output to wherever...
What about spotsave?
i know about spotsave...it dosen't work anymore
Doesn't recording the audio output, hm, decrease quality?
There were a few other programs besides despotify, I have no experience with any of them though.
It does? It's not like you're playing it on your speakers and holding the microphone to them...Quote:
Originally Posted by anon
Why not getting them off Grooveshark ?
I'm not 100% sure, but I was under that impression, given you're capturing the audio and dumping it to a file once again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glaucon
I think it's the same thing as downloading a file, since it doesn't actually get played. Your audio card doesn't touch it, it gets redirected to a virtual audio device and after that it can be manipulated like any other digital data.Quote:
Originally Posted by anonI'm not 100% sure, but I was under that impression, given you're capturing the audio and dumping it to a file once again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glaucon
The best way i found is on MAC with AudioHijack, you won't see any difference between the original and the ripped one.