Spotify Suporta Música Local
Para abordar seu último ponto primeiro, o Spotify de fato suporta música local:
In addition to over 30 million tracks that we offer, you can also use your Spotify app to play music files stored on your computer (which we call "local files").
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- Click ⌄ in the top-right corner of the app and select Settings.
- Scroll down to Local Files.
- Any files in My Music, Downloads, and iTunes folders are automatically selected. Switch off any sources you don't want Spotify to access.
- Click ADD SOURCE to select another folder from which Spotify can access your personal music files.
Arquivos de música da Apple
Existem aqueles que conseguiram exportar seu Apple Music como uma playlist, e depois importá-lo para o Spotify, por exemplo:
Soundiiz
You can do it with Soundiiz. Important: You have to download all the tracks in your AM playlist first. Export it as a .m3u file. Go to the Soundiiz website. Login to your Spotify account. Drag the .m3u file onto the tile that says "Drop here your file" Select Spotify as your destination platform. Name and convert your playlist.
Soundiiz will convert your playlist to Spotify and it will show up in your account, sometimes right away and sometimes you have to restart Spotfiy. Soundiiz will also give you an error log letting you know what tracks it couldn't find.
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Fluxo de trabalho
Se você tiver um iDevice, poderá usar o Fluxo de trabalho App , que tem um fluxo de trabalho 'Adicionar lista de reprodução ao Spotify' .
Python
Por fim, subzero2 tem uma solução envolvendo python no OSX:
In iTunes, export the playlist to a xml file and name it, say,
mylist.xml
Copy the following code into a text editor and replace file name at the second line with the name of your xml file, say,
mylist.xml
.Save this file a
.py
file to your desktop and name it, say,extract_text.py
. What this python file does is converting your xml file to a text file.
#/bin/python
import re, io
f = io.open("change_this_to_the_name_of_your_exported_playlist.xml", mode="r", encoding="utf-8")
fout = io.open("output.txt", mode="w", encoding="utf-8")
l=[]
for line in f.readlines():
match = re.search("<key>(Name|Artist)</key><string>(.*?)</string>", line)
if match:
l.append(match.group(2))
for i in range(len(l)):
song_or_artist = l[i].replace('&','&') # XML formating replaces & with & so we revert this replacement
fout.write(song_or_artist + (u' - ' if i % 2 == 0 else u'\n'))
fout.close()
- Open Mac OS X Terminal, paste the following command and hit Enter:
cd ~/Desktop
python extract_text.py
Then you will see a new file
output.txt
in your Desktop, which contains the song name and the artist name for each line.Copy all the text inside to http://www.playlist-converter.net/ , and follow the instructions on the website to convert this text to your Spotify playlist!
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