My “Liked Music” playlist has 630 songs.
Cool, but can we talk about how YouTube Music only shuffles the first twenty or so? I desperately need a way to export my playlist so I can pirate the music and properly shuffle it on an open source mp3 player.
“Piracy is not a pricing issue. It’s a service issue.” – Gabe Newell
i use a website that shuffles the playlist for me all at once, so i just go in the random shuffle order it gave me instead of using the actual shuffle button. it ensures every song get played at least once
Thank you for the share. Unfortunately I have not been able to find a YouTube Music randomizer. Everything I find randomizes YouTube for browser viewing.
Lidarr might have that option, it has it for Spotify at least, or just export it using the tool the other poster mentioned then use lidarr to find better quality versions
My “Liked Music” playlist has 630 songs.
Cool, but can we talk about how YouTube Music only shuffles the first twenty or so? I desperately need a way to export my playlist so I can pirate the music and properly shuffle it on an open source mp3 player.
“Piracy is not a pricing issue. It’s a service issue.” – Gabe Newell
yt-dlp can download yt music playlists afaik
Yesss inject that 128kB into my veins.
Compression is cringe af tbh
Used ‘seal’ and ‘retro music’ apps from f-droid, cool stuff
I have this problem when I shuffle my liked songs on Spotify. Someone suggested clearing the cache which has improved it slightly.
i use a website that shuffles the playlist for me all at once, so i just go in the random shuffle order it gave me instead of using the actual shuffle button. it ensures every song get played at least once
Could you share the site information?
stevenaleong.com
Thank you for the share. Unfortunately I have not been able to find a YouTube Music randomizer. Everything I find randomizes YouTube for browser viewing.
damn thats a shame. i looked it up in curiosity and one suggestion was to switch to apple music until google fixes that feature 🤣
“Oh, just aim at your other foot!”
Lidarr might have that option, it has it for Spotify at least, or just export it using the tool the other poster mentioned then use lidarr to find better quality versions