I wrote and shared this code months ago:
> /ipfs/QmTHZFdpfpf1BaaSuUULGYou7iiQqbezNuHgt9fAFfA3Mm/playmp3s.htm
What it does: "html+js to play a bunch of audio urls or paths in a browser one after another". I recently realized that it works better than I originally thought:
> Audio files in the array can be ./audio.mp3 or http://10.0.0.123/file.mp3
More details: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/102029780/#102050897

So it can play audio files from LAN URLs, just gotta have the text which specifies them as a JS array. Usage examples:
. Play 1000 dance music MP3s from http://10.0.0.222:8080/ipfs/QmWRdfw7YxaXY38wnFNvYaR9J1oNtJEeo6jNzsn827mbX2/
. Play the hundreds of MLP fan music tracks in Everfree Radio RIP torrent

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Or, Fluttershy was humming "My Little Pony, My Little Pony, I'll be there right by your side" (7 syllables on the last clause). ( Lyric related to picrel: "Your lips were soft like winter, in your passion, I was lost" --https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=Cl5Vkd4N03Q )

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> Do you always use Tor whe downloading YT?
I'd always used it to downloaded .info.json files (when downloading YT channels) because those have your IP address embedded in the URLs. So those JSONs have the IP of whoever downloaded it. This is creepy anti-privacy crap on behalf of Google. So I was using Tor = Tor IP addresses in those .json files = those are basically publicly-known IP addresses already. Used not-Tor only every YT download that wasn't spooky. With Tor downloads of .info.json (torsocks yt-dlp . . .) I didn't have to modify the downloaded files at all. Now I have to modify them since I feel like removing my IP address from them (replaced with fake IP address 0.0.0.0). For that, I'm doing something like this:
ip=$(cat ~/ipv6); yt-dlp --restrict-filenames --windows-filena\
mes --write-info-json --write-comments --skip-download -o "%(title)\
s-%(channel)s-%(upload_date)s-%(extractor)s-%(resolution)\
s-%(id)s.%(ext)s" AAWSawGr0dk; sed -i "s/$ip/0.0.0.0/g" *.info.json\
; ipu=$(urlencode "$ip"); sed -i "s/$ipu/0.0.0.0/g" *.info.json