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Project Overview

PeekPro Music Downloader is a standalone Windows desktop app that reuses the local PeekPro musicSdk data and supports custom sources compatible with the LX Music contract. Users can search tracks, import links, and batch-download audio in a graphical interface without touching the PeekPro main program or account data.

It offers a safe, manageable entry point for users who want to save browsed music locally.

Key Features

• Music search: browse tracks from the local PeekPro musicSdk data
• Source management: import, test, update, and roll back LX-compatible source scripts
• Link import: add download tasks directly from a track link
• Resumable download: continue interrupted tasks via HTTP Range
• Batch queue: run 1 to 6 concurrent tasks and keep history
• Metadata writing: embed audio tags and cover art with ffmpeg

Target Audience

• PeekPro users: who want to save browsed music locally
• LX source users: who need a GUI to manage custom sources
• Windows users: who prefer local batch downloads over streaming

Quick Start

1. Download the Windows x64 installer from Releases and install it
2. On first launch, read the local PeekPro musicSdk directory
3. Import and enable an LX-compatible source in source management
4. Search for a track or paste a link, then add it to the download queue
5. Check completed tasks and file locations on the history page

Core Advantages

• Data reuse: reads the existing local musicSdk, so no third-party account re-login is needed
• Sandbox isolation: source scripts run in a restricted Worker, lowering local risk
• Safe verification: filenames and extensions follow the real file signature to avoid wrong content
• Batch friendly: the queue and history make downloading many tracks at once easier

System Requirements

Item	Requirement
OS	Windows
Architecture	x64

Notes

• The installer has no commercial code signing, so the system may warn about an unknown publisher
• Follow local laws and third-party terms, and only download content you are allowed to keep
• Do not commit private sources, tokens, or account data to public repositories