#0 youtube to mp3

[000png]

okayyy i'm gonna just start posting random shit at @rainchord !!!

[raitala]

So it is done! The complete read through of SVSSS.

If you have a friend who you can't make read SVSSS, you can now (possibly) make them listen to it whilst driving or folding laundry or something.

21 individual chapter files or a Zip folder of the whole thing can be found here.

There is also the Youtube channel for people who prefer that.

Content warning for the last chapter: Some very bad sex in part 2. Blood and pain. Somewhat dubious consent, considering LBH is out of his mind and SQQ (at least in part) doing it to save Binghe and save the world. Take care of yourself and skip 0:12:00 to 0:19:00 in video 21, part 2 or 1:32:00-1:39:00 on the chapt 21 MP3 if you need to.

[robotpussy]

(please dont tag this with "rb bait" or "reblog bait")

happy new year everyone, im sorry to make such a post in the new year but i am entering the new year with debt 😂😂😂😂😂 i know we are all financially struggling right now and i genuinely hate to do this but i really don't want my gas and electric cut off :/ i didn't get my usual pay last week either due to the Christmas holidays so its been really rough lately.

the inital amount was £349.93 because i have been unable to pay my bills in full for a few months so it just keeps piling up (see below) but i managed to pay £60 last week, so it is now down to £289.93. i will continue to pay off this debt when my next paycheck comes in but in the meantime could i get some support as well? i need this paid off by the 10th of jan....

paypal

£0/£289

[astarionposting]

I bet on losing dogs.

"I love you ... I love this, and I want it all."

New ambience playlist (in-game ambience and voicelines)

mp3 download

mp4 download (this is a bigger file, like 6-7 GB because it was exported as 2k)

Google Drive M4

In-game ambience + voicelines

TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 - True Faith (Lotte Kestner)

04:45 - I Bet on Losing Dogs (Mitski AEA Sessions)

07:46 - Angel (Beabadoobee)

11:00 - Space Song (Beach House)

16:04 - Apple Cider (Beabadoobee)

18:56 - Strawberry Blond (Mitski)

20:44 - Take on Me (Ashley Johnson cover)

24:28 - Avalanches and Unfamiliar Ways to Die (Ha Vay)

27:39 - Run (Hozier)

31:43 - Moon Will Sing (Crane Wives)

35:22 - Wasteland, Baby! (Hozier)

I couldn't upload it to youtube, unfortunately, due to copyright stuff. Video version is available for download thru my dropbox, but it is a large file. Its just tav and astarion in the forest lol, but can be nice to put on in the background on ur tv or smth at night time :)

[youhearbiggirls]

YHBG ~ "Bad Boy" Volume Discussion

It's a wrap! Our "Bad Boy" discussion is now available everywhere you listen to podcasts, and despite the chapter not being that deep, we found plenty to talk about! Listen along as @lostcauses-noregrets, @siriuscc and @tsuki-no-ura talk about the joys of translations, Acker-Awakenings, and Levi's childhood tea making technique

MP3 Youtube Spotify

Discussion Time Stamp

0:00 Intro with Momtaku & Luna

3:50 Guest Introductions - Lostcauses, Marie and Tsuki-no-ura

6:38 Is "Bad Boy" a fair translation of the new chapter title?

7:58 Thoughts on the Shingeki Fly bundle

11:08 American vs French fans

16:45 Translation challenges of Bad Boy and Attack on Titan in general

24:41 "Bad Boy" chapter impressions

30:43 Is Levi's age confirmed?

33:04 Have we hear the tea cup story before?

35:30 Ackerawakening vs Ackerbond

52:16 Levi's hero journey

55:02 Reference to Kenny as Levi's father

1:01:21 Ask from Mysh (shymshym) on Twitter: Levi's Titan-like transformation?

1:09:05 Ask from Mysh on Twitter: Any Ackerlore?

1:16:53 Levi's post canon life

1:22:45 Rate Levi's tea making technique

1:29:22 Isayama learns to draw digitally & his post canon life.

1:36:40 Break

1:37:20 Luna discusses her trip to Japan: Shingeki cafes, feeding the deer, and Disney Sea. (Also if anyone wants Connie merch - hit her up!)

1:59:36 Momtaku discussed her visits the Netherlands: Museums, food, kitties and binge watching Avatar

2:16:37 Future podcasts? Probably not. Goodbyes!

Links this episode

Interviews from Shingeki Fly: https://twitter.com/AttackOnFans/status/178856461894147690

Fan Translation: https://dto.to/chapter/2831302

Translation analysis: https://www.tumblr.com/tsuki-no-ura/750192956623994880/bad-boy-translation-analysis

[delicatecentipede]

hi guys this is very random for me to post , but

i may or may not own possible lost media.

to explain , i was looking at the youtube account of redbluerecords (the record company that first worked with my favorite band , aka the venetia fair.) and i clicked on their video "the venetia fair presents: hotel mania!". the video itself isnt that important , but the audio is. in some clips of the video , there's a song. i liked the song , so i tried looking up the lyrics. there are quite literally 0 matching results when i try to look them up.

the song sounds like it's punk or rock , and the singer is female.

also , i thought there could be a possible chance that it was just another venetia fair song or something like that. but this is impossible because a. the band has never had a female singer , or even a female band member , b. there's no way it's an unreleased demo because it didnt sound like something they made and also because of reason a , and c. they have no songs from when they were still with redbluerecords that even had those lyrics (keep in mind , the venetia fair was only working with redbluerecords for their first album , the circus.).

you can find the audio in a google drive i made containing the audios here. the first and third clip are just instrumentals , and the second clip contains lyrics. i apologize for the noises in the background (and also forgetting to properly trim the first clip), those were in the video. i would be happy even if someone can only identify the singer. also , i don't mind if you post this on other platforms / upload the mp3s to spread them around.

edit : if you want the video i found the song in , then please send an ask in my askbox.

[hotvampireadjacent]

i got an mp3 player so I can say さようなら to fucking spotify and its ads so I was gonna pirate bay this artist i like so fucking obscure 0 results. I'll keep using my shitty youtube mp3 rips. I don't know if they even sell digital copies/ mp3s online or I would in the heart beat. I'll search for it some more online later. love solfege is the band if anyone knows them.

[ano-kya]

(Repost because i couldnt find it on my acc tags)

(WINDOWS OS ONLY [though i doubt its much different on other os')

Tired of these "Youtube to mp3" sites looking sketchy?

Or maybe the download limits and speed on these sites?

Well, if you have a computer, you can also just use the actual thing that every one of these sites actually use-

and even if you dont know much about the terminal or command prompt you can download videos easily without limitation (except your download speed)

First, a tutorial for how to actually download the thing, since the github site may be difficult to navigate thru:

Click on the releases (the version name may not have the same name)

then download this

once that's downloaded, move it to a more easily accessible directory, for example, i have it stored under the simple directory of "C:\Music"

(simply clicking on the .exe will not do anything, you have to tell the .exe what to do directly)

Now onto the harder part (not really):

Go in directory of where you have the .exe, right-click (not on the .exe but in the empty space), and select "Open in terminal"

now all you have to do is copy this: yt-dlp.exe -x --audio-format mp3 --audio-quality 0

and paste the link to the video or playlist that you want to download into a .mp3 and let the program do the rest

and you're done!!! ;3

wasn't that hard was it?

[welcometoteyvat]

spent a good chunk of time looking through the illustrated pvs (the ones that have genshin's flat illustration style, idk if they have a unified name) and it turns out that the perilous trail cutscene, where xiao tries to sacrifice himself to save the group, its theme (hanging by a thread) was already hinted at in the very first yaksha intro we got (tale of the yaksha), back in xiao's story quest

(youtube links bc I guess tumblr doesn't show timestamps on mp3s anymore ..)

I can't pick out other specific times where the two match up, although there are definitely several more; but if you play 0:29 in tale of the yaksha and 0:39 in hanging by a thread, they follow almost the exact same melody for about 30 seconds. they overlap again at 0:57-0:58 in tale of the yaksha and 2:22 in hanging by a thread for another 30 sec until the end of the tale of the yaksha

literally so insane. an entire patch later, after 1 year, the yaksha music that only appears in a story quest pv gets called back for a quest centered on them and xiao. the writers are op for this

[canageek]

hey can I download yt videos as .mp3 with yt-dlp?

Technically yes, but MP3s are really outdated and won't sound as good and will generate much larger files than a more modern format. I recommend using the best command which will get you the best audio quality available, which on YouTube usually means .opus. that's a very modern file format but because it's open source it's supported by just about everything I've ever tried including all modern web browsers, VLC, foobar2000, WinAmp (even the antique versions have a plug-in for it), audacity, Android, mpv, etc

Unless you're like my girlfriend and insist on using a copy of Windows Media player from 2005 you should be good with the better audio quality.

For this I use the command: yt-dlp -x --audio-format best --audio-quality 0 --sponsorblock-remove all <url>

If you were going to use MP3 you would just change it from 'best' to 'mp3'

The -x means eXtract audio

You will need the customized versions of ffmpeg and ffprobe linked on the yt-dlp page installed for this to work, you can just dump them in the same folder as yt-dlp and it will find them.

Let me know if you have any other questions or if I made a typo in this

I also have a bunch of commands related to adding metadata to the download in the command I use, but I find those are pretty unreliable and you're better off just rewriting everything with musicbrain picard anyway

[inverse-problem]

how do u store mp3 files on ur phone? :o i wanna have music offline but idk how to find them later without having to shuffle thru a bunch of files to look for a specific one TT

also how do u download them ? :oc

(I'm assuming you have some familiarity with how to do stuff like unzip files on pc, navigating folders, etc)

okay first off for getting music, I don't want to get my account nuked or whatever, so I won't talk about legally dubious ways but there are ways to get music. but also there's a fair bit of legally-free-to-download albums on websites like bandcamp. the stuff that's free will tend to be more indie but I've found plenty I enjoy. incidentally some of the ultrakill soundtrack albums are free, such as chaos/order, which you can use to try this out: https://heavenpierceher.bandcamp.com/album/ultrakill-chaos-order

(when it says pay what you want just put in $0 and you should be able to download with at most providing your email maybe, I forget. though I do recommend paying independent artists if you can!) once you download those and unzip the zip file, you have a bunch of mp3 files that you can put wherever you want

for putting them on your phone, the process varies if you're on android or ios (iphone). on android you need a music player app. I'm not on android so I can't recommend specific ones, though the default music app that should (hopefully?) be installed on your phone (it may be youtube music at this point I think?) can apparently play mp3 files stored on your device. but in any case, you should have a music folder on your phone, and you should be able to paste files into that once you plug your phone into a computer that has music files on it. your phone may even allow you to download files directly from the bandcamp website if you have an app that can unpack .zip files. but I like also having music on my computer so I can listen to it with a desktop music player (on windows foobar2000 and musicbee are popular ones). in any case, once you have a music player it should be able to automatically categorize music files on your phone so long as they're in the right folder and as long as the mp3 files are properly formatted by the artist with the right metadata (which on bandcamp they basically always are)

on ios, you download itunes to your computer, add the files to your itunes library through that, and then sync your iphone by plugging it into the computer. I don't think itunes works with android devices though

anyway, hopefully this helps a bit, you're best off searching online for a step by step guide if you need more assistance bc I don't know where you may need more detail. here's some wikihow articles that may be helpful (full disclosure I've only briefly skimmed these): https://www.wikihow.com/Add-Music-to-Your-Android-Device , https://www.wikihow.com/Move-Music-from-Computer-to-iPhone

[frogshowanon]

[Podfic] Grounding

Content Warning: Discussion of themes of suicide and suicidal ideation

Original Work: Grounding

Original Author: Adapttoeverything34 (Everyoneisheretoday5)

Rating: T

Fandom: Amphibia

Relationships: Anne Boonchuy/Sasha Waybright/Marcy Wu

Length: 0:13:46

Format: Streaming, MP3, and Youtube

Summary:

“It’s… I don’t know if it really makes sense,” Anne whispers. “It doesn’t feel real sometimes.”

---

Sasha finds Anne in the kitchen late one night. They talk.

When you've left a past life behind, and are destined to become god in your next one, life in the present can be a bit confusing.

[mizgrownnonsense]

I have no children yet, but here’s what I’m thinking about kids and media:

0-5ish: No media, unless it’s together or a trusted adult is helping them pick and keeping an eye on duration. Maybe they have a little mp3 player for their favorite songs (music should be a human right)

Justification: I’ve watched so many toddlers fall down unboxing video rabbit holes on YouTube and it freaks me OUT. I want media to be part of our shared family culture, not a way to check out and go numb. I’m aware that this is a lot more work, and plan to put that work in.

5ish-8ish: There is now an iPad, with some age-appropriate streaming services for movies and shows and some (offline, obv) games Maybe some pre-downloaded favourites and home movies, too. No YouTube at all. The iPad does not have a passcode or time lock, so it isn’t a scarce resource, but we keep an eye on usage and encourage alternatives if they start zombie-ing.

Justification: At 5, kiddo should be able to practice regulating their own attention span and explore media choices more autonomously—within certain parameters. The kid-eating YouTube algorithm is still hard-banned, and there are no messaging/social media/online gaming options. This is about them exploring media independently from us, but not using technology as a conduit to other people just yet.

8-12ish: kiddo gets a phone for direct messaging/calling with friends and family ONLY. The older and dumber the phone the better. Some closed-circle social medias (like Marco Polo) ok. This phone will be checked by parents periodically (sorry) but always with advanced notice and a conversation about what we might be looking for and why.

Justification: This is a good age for texts from grandma/cousins and the ability for them to explore the world and be able to text/call back for help. Obviously, they’ll want to send goofy messages to their friends, too, and that’s great. However, I don’t want them to develop an “audience” yet, so social media is out, and I still want to keep an eye out on how people interact with them, working together to recognise and set boundaries around this kind of communication. Checking their phone is mainly to enforce which apps they use, since they’ll be encountering more social pressure to join social media (and defy rules) around that age. I won’t read my kid’s messages unless I have a concern about their or one of their contacts’ behavior, and if it comes to that, looking at their messages is something I’ll do WITH THEM. We’ll have a conversation about my concerns, what I’m looking for, and what to do about it together.

10-12ish: Some multiplayer games okay, but with oversight around who they interact with and guidance about how to navigate uncomfortable interactions. YouTube is finally available, but with conversation about the ideas they encounter there. I won’t like this, but I can’t keep them off Minecraft forever.

13 ish-17ish: Parental controls off their tech, and a baseline of phone autonomy: no check-ins unless something seems seriously wrong; all check-ins with conversation. Encourage kiddo to manage screentime within other responsibilities and goals, check in if screens become a numbing reflex. Only big rule: MAINTAIN ANONYMITY (no real name, selfies/ vlogging, or identifying details) in any open-form social media. Advise them to be aware of social media that gives them a sense of an “audience” and council them to set boundaries with how they interact with that idea (ie: you don’t owe strangers interactions or energy, you are allowed to make mistakes, you are allowed to change your mind, grow, and change. You do not need to have an opinion on everything, especially if you haven’t had time to think it over, and you can/should block anyone who makes you feel unsafe). Here, I’ll also inform them about para-social relationships and how to navigate those.

Justification: god, I wish the adults in my life at that age told me the same. I cannot tell you how I wince when my full name still pulls up deviant art posts from my teen years on google searches. I have become so much kinder to myself since I let go the idea that I owe a vague internet audience my take on every new thing. Even if the internet wasn’t full of people who could exploit your personal information to harm you (for whatever reason), it does you no service whatsoever to put your most vulnerable developmental years under a public spotlight.

18: Full technology autonomy. Hopefully I’ve prepared kiddo to navigate it well, and left the door open to come to me if they ever need more help/guidance. Good luck, kiddo.

Posting for peer review: what do y’all think?

[aturnoftheearth]

may i ask what you use for amvs? and how you do them?? they always turn out so good but i know a lot of it is how hard you work on them

yeah ofc!! i use a computer program called lightworks (it’s free for video quality up to 720p and then like- $10 a month for 1080p and above which is what i do). when i started amv editing there was like- well i couldn’t find anything that people used but i finally found lightworks and it worked great for someone that had 0 experience alsjdkfjd. but basically i use a youtube to mp3 converter to get the song file, gather my clips, and then just stick ‘em in lightworks and move the clips to line up with the parts of the song :) there’s also a way to add subtitles and all that in the program itself !

[attention4tech]

Wahh, nice now convert your favourite video to MP3 format . YouTube to MP3

[celtfather]

Return from County Mayo, Ireland #610

I’m off to travel Ireland on my Celtic Invasion of County Mayo. But I can’t leave without sharing Irish & Celtic Music Podcast #610.

Kalos, Sean Heely & Colin McGlynn, Lily Bentley, Fiddle Folk Family, Cantrip, Alli Johnson, Boxing Robin, The Langer's Ball, Mary Beth Carty, Wolf Loescher & Mark Kenneth, Amelia Hogan, The Elders, Fire In The Glen

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0:09 - Kalos "Nia's/Luke's New House/Roy Michael's" from Headland

4:40 - WELCOME

6:00 - Sean Heely & Colin McGlynn "Two Weeks to Go / Glen Ghillie" from Homeport ~ Port na Dachaigh

Port na Dachaigh  -  Port nah Dak - ig

Glen Ghillie  -  Glenn gilla  - try to through in an H (Gh - illa) there and make it a little guttural like in the Irish tune Mo Ghille Mear

10:53 - Lily Bentley "An Mhaighdean Mhara" from Ways of Calling

An Mhaighdean Mhara  -  Un Vagden Vara

13:06 - Fiddle Folk Family "The irish washerwoman" from Ungeschieden, ungekämmt, ungehört

14:56 - Cantrip "Puirt a’ Beul" from Undark

Puirt a’ Beul  -  This is Scottish, so I may be a little off: Port a bway - ul

21:49 - FEEDBACK

24:34 - Alli Johnson "Highwayman" from Into the Hollows

31:07 - Boxing Robin "An Dro -  Trois Matelots du Port de Brest" from The View From Here

34:56 - The Langer's Ball "Jigs: Charlie Hunter's/Cricket's March Over the Saltbox/Shores of Lough Gowna" from Appetite for Tradition

37:55 - THANKS

39:57 - Mary Beth Carty "Òran Boisdale (Fail ì Fail ò)" from Crossing the Causeway

Òran Boisdale (Fail ì Fail ò)  -  This might be scottish too (?)  -  Ore - awn Boisdale (fall ee fall oh)

44:01 - Wolf Loescher & Mark Kenneth "Rigs o' Rye" from Loescher+Kenneth

47:46 - Amelia Hogan "Dyin' Day" from Taking Flight

51:46 - The Elders "Sister Caroline" from Well Alright Then

56:11 - CLOSING

57:58 - Fire In The Glen "Star of the County Down" from Cutting Bracken

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Funny songs? Off the top of my head, you could do a whole set by Gaelic Storm: Johnny Tarr, Don't Go For the One, The Night I Punched Russell Crowe in the Head, The Night Pat Murphy Died, Darcy's Donkey.  Others, done by lotsa bands, Why Paddy's Not At Work Today, Miss Fogarty's Christmas Cake, Tim Finnegan's Wake. Can you play the Prodigals? Uncle Arthur, The Drunken Warbler.

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