releases VS streamrip

Use d-fi instead

I'm assuming you're on Windows so download https://github.com/d-fi/releases/releases/download/2.1.3/d-fi-win.zip, extract it, open CMD from Start menu, drag the .exe file you extracted into the CMD window and add -a along with your ARL and press enter. Then drag the same file again and press enter. If you did it right it'll ask you what format you want

Known issues include inaccessibility of explicit tracks and deemix search/download malfunction. The latter is solved by using d-fi (here's a pre-config with current arl) or streamrip; changing the language to English and pressing Save button at the bottom of Deezer's account settings also works.

Try d-fi.

If deezer stops working with the arl (search/download failure), use d-fi (or pre-config with current arl). My preconfig version is just a .json file with arl included with the app; it works for mac version too as long as it's in the app's folder. If you're brave enough, you can also give streamrip a shot.

Try d-fi (or pre-config with arl).

Does it work if you paste the download links? If not, d-fi or a pre-config might work.

Out of curiosity(as I couldn't find any specific mentions), is the "d-fi" you used in your code referring to this?

you can convert your Spotify playlist to Deezer, then use something like streamrip to download from Deezer. You need an arl to use it, you can get one here. use the beta version of streamrip to use arls.

streamrip

If you have access to a qobuz account, I'd probably recommend good ol streamrip

There's streamrip that can rip from several streaming services (read the docs).

I stopped using it, using this now...

beside deemix, this thingy also work

If you got Qobuz premium you could use streamrip if not then you could just use GamersDrive/SlavArt Discord bots, it's on the megathread.

Looking at multiple GitHub Repos, like the one found Here, I notice the programmers incorporate some level of OOP into their code and their files are generally far more sophisticated than anything I've ever written.