Spotube: Open-source Spotify-Youtube client
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Re: Spotube: Open-source Spotify-Youtube client
#2Please be aware that this is not a "spotify client" per se. It gets the data from Spotify, and plays the audio from YouTube.
It's an interesting invention, and worthy of the first page, if you ask me.
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#3Musician deserve to be paid for their work, and it's not fair to them to bypass all of the mechanisms to do that. Spotify doesn't pay musicians well, but there are still indie artists making a living from it nonetheless.
I hear a lot of people these days complaining about ads, and that's totally fair. But when it comes time to pay for content, those people rarely are willing to pony up. You can see this happening with journalism, music, apps, etc.
Similarly, most people hate subscriptions, but you can always buy music directly if you don't want to subscribe! A lot of smaller artists provide ways to purchase their music that give them a large percentage of the proceeds, and you can get the music DRM-free if that's something you care about.
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#4Im here to being told I'm wrong. I would love to, specially since we can transpile clojure to dart
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#7While it's nice to have an open source client, please think twice about bypassing the premium subscription/ads to listen for free. Musician deserve to be paid for their work, and it's not fair to them to bypass all of the mechanisms to do that. Spotify doesn't pay musicians well, but there are still indie artists making a living from it nonetheless. I hear a lot of people these days complaining about ads, and that's…
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#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
are you sure you read the link to understand what it does?
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It fuses two free services together.
Edit: I pay for premium, too.