I am quite pleased with this program. There's a few quirky things about it, but overall it seems to work well. For normal (paying customers) the auto-update feature would be a good thing - but not so nice for GAOTD members. Also, it was quirky to turn that feature off. Some kind of message flashed briefly on the screen, then disappeared (turns out if was minimized and I found it later and did the "confirm" that I wanted auto-updates off. I had already had problems with the MS version of Spotify (in that it didn't work), so the version I am running IS the one from Spotify itself, and the AudFree program had no trouble finding it on my Win10/64 system. It was also difficult to change the output directory. I couldn't do that at first, then later (perhaps after registering?) it allowed me to do that. I launched AudFree and it executed Spotify and logged me on just fine. I searched for an album in Spotify and then dragged each song in the album to the AudFree download area, and it automatically started downloading. It's a bit slow - perhaps only 3 times faster than listening to each track, but it still beats capturing the song manually with, say, Audacity where you have to listen to the entire song in real-time. I was happy to see there was an option to set up a directory structure as Artist\Album\song... I DO wish there was a further option to append the track number (with leading zeroes 01, 02, etc.) to the front of the Song title (they DID capture the track# in the metadata. I haven't checked out whether I could get a better bit rate than 256K (392 would be nicer), but honestly, I can't hear the difference between those rates anyway. It was interesting that when the time for a commercial came, the downloading paused - the commercial played audibly - then the download resumed successfully. At that time, though the Spotify window disappeared - but then it reappeared later when the entire download was completed. (Like I said, a few quirky things). My only concern is that Spotify might kill my account if it discovers that a non-premium account is downloading - although I AM hearing their advertising, so perhaps they won't mind. Overall, though, a very good offering from GAOTD. Thank you!

Unfortunately, if you have the free version of Spotify, it records the commercials when they play, cutting off that many seconds from the end of the track.

The idea that you can convert the high quality audio you get when subscribed to Spotify to, say, MP3 format "with zero quality loss" is ludicrous.

MP3, no matter the data rate selected, is a highly compressed lossy format. So converting to it will have serious quality loss compared to the original.

If you can't hear the difference, why are you paying Spotify for high quality audio?

Trial version will only record 1 minute of audio. So free giveaway is only to evaluate audio quality of the conversion. Otherwise not useful unless you are considering buying this program.

I have Spotify installed from Windows Store and this program can't find it.

I had a copy of Sidify Music Converter, that didn't find the Windows Store Version of Spotify.

Maybe, if I dowloaded Spotify from the Spotify site this would work but I se e no reason to try.

Update this program to find the Windows Store version of Spotify, then I'll give it another go.

Thanks anyway for the offer.

On windows 10 64 bit 1809 , works good. I am using sidify music converter for spotify and its converted music quality is good than this converter. this software have many conversion format which does not have sidify but i choose quality of music so i prefer sidify than this software.

I had the same issues, here's how to fix it
1. uninstall Windows version of Spotify, install the official version
2. close both programs, and then open Spotify converter only, Spotify will automatically open, and then it will work

On Windows 10 doesn't find Spotify, either by dragging the playlists from Spotify app or site. Useless.

It works well. BUT...when AudFree is open, you can't hear the song if you are trying to preview the song in Spotify. You have to first close AudFree to actually hear the song. Once you open AudFree, you can't preview the song in Spotify. Am I missing something????

I'm not sure I understand - is it legal to download music from Spotify? I'd think even with Premium Spotify, there'd be some legal issues?

As the others write, this program does nothing, besides making a map where the music should be, which is empty.

Fails to find Spotify on my Windows 10 system.

This program is an exact copy of TunseKit Spotify converter under a different name