#!/bin/bash

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# Author :: Miris /// GitHub :: MirisWisdom/Albumin
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# This simple Bash script lets you download the video
# using yt-dlp, and then takes care of extracting its
# audio into a file for each song w/ ffmpeg!

# It does not re-encode or tag any of the audio files
# due to raw preservation being its purpose.

# You should run it line by line rather than blindly!
# Feel free to tweak & suggest improvements!

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# We'll be using the ID for both file and directory.
VIDEO_ID='99sszBwlSXo'

# Create and enter the new directory.
mkdir -p "${VIDEO_ID}" && cd "${VIDEO_ID}"

# Download the audio file using yt-dlp.
yt-dlp -x -f bestaudio "${VIDEO_ID}" -o "${VIDEO_ID}.%%(ext)s"

# Figure out the downloaded file name and extension.
SRC_FILE=$(ls "${VIDEO_ID}".*) # ls command should only output the downloaded file name!
FILE_EXT=${SRC_FILE:12}        # file id + dot = 12 characters; extension length varies!

ffmpeg -ss 00:00:00 -to 04:06:00 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "01. Bon Beat.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 04:06:00 -to 08:04:00 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "02. Jump In.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 08:04:00 -to 12:43:00 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "03. Chérie.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 12:43:00 -to 17:29:00 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "04. Do It to Me.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 17:29:00 -to 21:29:00 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "05. Sugar Sugar.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 21:29:00 -to 25:57 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "06. Love Somebody.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 25:57 -to 30:36 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "07. Rococo.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 30:36 -to 33:53 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "08. Divider.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 33:53 -to 37:54 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "09. Say Say.${FILE_EXT}"
ffmpeg -ss 37:54 -to 41:47 -i "${SRC_FILE}" -vn -acodec copy "10. Just You.${FILE_EXT}"