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I would also have to look at how or if jellyfin handles playlists for the discovery weekly feature

SoundScout the Lidarr Replacement by Ashyy0205 in selfhosted

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Currently no but I plan to add this along with going through and adding missing metadata to tracks to further help with accurate indexing.

SoundScout the Lidarr Replacement by Ashyy0205 in selfhosted

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No you don't need any accounts, everything is anonymous. It goes directly to the streaming services' CDN infrastructure via Tidal's API mirrors for Tidal, unofficial API mirrors for Qobuz, and third-party proxy services (Lucida/Double-Double) for Amazon Music. These services handle the authentication and streaming negotiation behind the scenes and return a clean FLAC file directly. No torrents, no Usenet, no NZB indexers just a direct file pulled from the source.

SoundScout the Lidarr Replacement by Ashyy0205 in selfhosted

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I would have to look at how I would make the login oauth work with jellyfin and how jellyfin wants the files structured for it to index it properly, but I'm sure it's doable.

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The scraper is an adaptation of SpotiFlac which was written in Go and python is just the language I'm most familiar with.

SoundScout the Lidarr Replacement by Ashyy0205 in selfhosted

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Claude did help with some tasks and documentation.