#The command wont run
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quote the url
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is this on windows? zsh? looks like macos
it is macos
well, single quotes the url string
am i supposed to go to a particular directory and run this command or something? im like pretty new to this i dont even know where to cd to
no, it's likely because of multiple python versions or rather python scripts folder not being in the path
first of all, you shouldn't be installing anything on macos's system python (hopefully you were using python installed by homebrew)
it has the potential to break your system in one way or another
no, no need for a particular directory
send the output of this
which -a python3
also you can just do this for now
python3 -m spotdl 'url here'
it'll work if the pip3 you used belongs to this python
oh i didnt know about that i dont remember how i initally downloaded python the first time it was like last year and i did it for school
i think probably from the website directly
yeah that's system python
should i remove it and install the homebrew version or something?
this worked thank you
oh just one more question
where can i find the downloaded songs?
in the current directory
there's this too, you may try the app bundle
https://github.com/nozwock/spotdl_gui
https://github.com/nozwock/spotdl_gui/releases/download/0.6.1/spotdl_gui-0.6.1-x86_64-Darwin.zip
you can print the current folder with
pwd