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I have seen one who made a script for downloading stems separate from karaoke-version.
Are there anyone here who has that script or a similar solution?
I have seen one who made a script for downloading stems separate from karaoke-version.
Are there anyone here who has that script or a similar solution?
can you elaborate on what your talking about?
I know you can do it one track at a time. Hopefully they will enable a method to do this as multiple tracks at once.
I think you are referring to Ben Scheirman's "Puppeteer Karaoke Version" script (node app)
You can find the repo here, it works right out of the box.
https://github.com/subdigital/puppeteer-karaoke-version
Here is the video where I heard about it (guessing the same for you) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5msY5rGl8A
@"FredAnderson"
Thanks - that was the one!
prixmulti I have used this script, let me know if you have any trouble with it.
I heard my name!
It's my first day here . I wasn't aware you were on the board (although I suppose it should have been obvious).
While I have you, I made a fork this morning, I was going to make a couple updates for a merge request.
Thoughts?
I ran into that as well, I wasn’t sure why the click was pre-selected on some tracks.
I don’t recommend enabling count-in unless you’re going to do it with a single track only. If you do it on all tracks they sum together and it’s really loud, so you have to edit regardless.
dotenv is really for secrets only. I could see a command line option for that.
For the list of tracks, I would worry you would start to trigger some sort of alert on your account. I don’t know if this is a good idea.
Anyway, for further discussion, let’s use Github Issues and not derail Peter’s forum
bens This script is a life-changer!! Thank you!
Agreed! I used it today.
Unfortunately, I'm not that technically sound - so I would like one of you who makes it work, made a Youtube instruction in the use of the script.
@bens What an amazing idea to simplify downloading the tracks. I need this in my life. I'm trying to run the script but I'm not too familiar with this kind of code. I've got it to the point of running (with help from ChatGPT) but it's erroring out trying to find the env file. I don't know if I'm not naming it correctly or what the issue is but it's returning this error "Missing KV_USERNAME or KV_PASSWORD in environment".
I've named the file dotenv.env
contents of the file look like:
KV_USERNAME=My_UserName
KV_PASSWORD=MyPassword
Any advice you'd be willing to provide me would be very much appreciated. Thanks.
Ray9s just name the file .env
that should do it
Ray9s The only way I got it to work was to name the .env literally ".env". If you have anything before the dot as a prefix it doesn't work for wouldn't for me.
profcyclist interestingly....I tried naming it just ".env" but my Mac is not allowing it.
Ray9s MacOS you have to create the file using Terminal and the VIM command. I had a colleague help me but it wasn’t terrible to do.
Yay, I got it working properly. Thanks so much for the assistance. I just wish I'd discovered this tool before I wasted so much time manually downloading these files
I would still like to hear if one of you who has solved the problem would make an instructional video - for those of us who are not so technically proficient
prixmulti I can do that, I was waiting to see if the script's author was going to pick it up.
You need to have node.js installed, so.. if you do not have it currently installed, please do that first. There are videos on youtube for that step if you need it.
You can check to see if you have it installed by opening the terminal and typing
node --version