Simple Song Collector
com.open.simplesongfinder
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First release: Jan 27, 2026, 5 total releases.
Most recent release: Jun 2, 2026.
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Releases
- Jun 2, 2026 1.0.29- restored the song search option with update to NewPipeExtractor parsing
- Jun 2, 2026 1.0.28- removed the choice of video/songs because the songs search was broken today by a YT change - searches will just be of videos until the songs search can be repaired
- May 31, 2026 1.0.27- use ffmpeg library to do the split of the m4a audio stream from the 360p video stream to avoid issues on some songs when split with the Android mediamuxer.
- May 27, 2026 1.0.26YouTube SABR Protocol Changes YouTube has fully enforced their new SABR (Server Adaptive Bitrate) streaming protocol across all clients. Audio-only streams (128kbps AAC) are no longer available through the extraction method this app uses. What changed: - YouTube now only serves a single 360p progressive video stream (itag 18) to third-party clients. All higher quality audio and video formats are locked behind YouTube's proprietary SABR protocol, which no open-source
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library currently supports. How this release adapts: - When no audio-only stream is available, the app downloads the 360p video and extracts the audio track automatically. - Song metadata (title, artist, album art) is still embedded in the downloaded file. - The extraction is transparent - the download experience is unchanged. Audio quality impact: - Before: 128kbps AAC (audio-only stream) - Now: 96kbps AAC (extracted from 360p video) - Both use the same AAC-LC codec. The difference is minor for most listening purposes but may be noticeable in quiet passages or on high-quality headphones. Download size impact: - The 360p video must be fully downloaded before audio extraction, so downloads are temporarily larger during transfer. The final saved file contains only the audio track and is comparable in size to before. Why this happened: - YouTube is progressively restricting access to separate audio/video streams to combat third-party downloading tools. The 360p progressive format remains available because it serves as a legacy fallback for older devices and embedded players. - Update dependencies on NewPipeExtractor and nanojson to fix latest "reload this page" error caused by YouTube changes