Add automatic tracks/metadata extraction and playlist handling #56
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If the provided link is a playlist, the process will be applied to each item of this playlist. If extract-track is provided, the tracklist will be extracted from youtube, by looking in the video info, the description, and the first 10 comments. If extract-metadata is provided, the name, artist, album, and year will be extracted from the video, and used if not already provided. A format can be provided, as storing youtube videos as wav is wasteful. The main function has been adapted to be used outside of CLI
Change sanitization of file names (as it was breaking other languages) Add support for multiple tracks in one line Add hard threshold to avoid catching one-off timestamps Remove chapters parsing as chapters have tricky edge cases Optimize playlist and comments retrieval Add totaltracks to metadata Add artwork to metadata (only handles the video thumbnail for the moment)
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This feature has been tested on a huge playlist of dozens of hours-long videos, alongside multiple standalone hours-long videos, and seems to work well.
The command line I used was:
python -m album_splitter -yt ... -et -em --format mp3