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YouTube Music Takeout Sorter

YouTube Music Google Takeout is shit. It leaves you with a disappointing flat structure of files

This sorter will hopefully be the one-shot tool to give your tracks some order. It will scan the big list of files for MP3 metadata first, then it will work it's way through the provided CSV file and make educated guesses for where to place things

Goal

This sorter should leave your music in such a way that another tool, such as Plex or Lidarr should be able to recognise the music and display it in all its wonderful glory

Features

  • Uses embedded metadata tags to organise what it can
  • Dry Run mode to check the inner workings
  • Adds metadata tags to the tracks without any

Limitations:

  • Depending on how featuring artists have been stored, they may create a new artist directory.
  • Unless in the metadata, the track numbers are unable to be added.
  • Assumes all files were MP3s.

How To Use

Prerequisites

  • Python3.9
  • Poetry

Dependencies

Once the prerequisites are installed, install the dependencies with either the make or poetry commands

# Make command
make install
# Poetry command
poetry install

Configure

The sorter reads the following environment variables:

Variable Purpose Default
MUSIC_ROOT The full path to the directory containing the music files None [Must be set]
MUSIC_DESTINATION The full path to the directory where the tracks should be organised {MUSIC_ROOT}/organised/
CSV_PATH The full path to the CSV file {MUSIC_ROOT}/music-uploads-metadata.csv
MOVE_SOURCE Whether to move the file from ROOT to DESTINATION (True), or just copy it (False) False
DRY_RUN Run in dry run mode to not affect the files, but output the logs False

Run

With all that in place, run either the make or poetry commands to execute the sorter

# Make command
make run
# Poetry command
poetry run python src/yt-sorter.py