anandprtp/Antra v1.1.4 on GitHub

What's New

Account-Based Downloads — Antra now uses your own Tidal, Qobuz, Amazon Music, or Apple Music account as audio sources. Community relay endpoints have been retired. Free trials work for all services.
Amazon Music Login Rebuilt — browser login is now CDP-based (pure Python WebSocket), replacing the Playwright/Node.js driver. Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux out of the box. Binary size dropped from 109 MB → 74 MB.
Smarter Hi-Res Resolution — the source resolver now queries all your connected lossless accounts in parallel and picks the highest bit-depth result (ranked by bit depth → sample rate → ISRC match). Previously it stopped at the first result.
Tidal & Qobuz Hi-Res Metadata Fixed — both adapters now correctly report bit depth and sample rate in search results, so 24-bit results actually rank above 16-bit ones.
Apple Music Clarified — Apple Music serves AAC 256 kbps only to web clients; ALAC requires FairPlay DRM which cannot be decrypted. Apple is used as an AAC/MP3 fallback only.
Lossless .m4a → .flac — Tidal's segmented streams come down as .m4a; lossless mode now automatically re-containerizes them to .flac.
Spotify Podcast Downloads — paste any Spotify podcast episode or show URL and Antra downloads the audio directly, tagged with title, show name, and cover art.
2 Concurrent Downloads — parallel download workers increased from 1 → 2.
Health Chips — source chips now show enabled/disabled state visually (green glow vs dark red border) and open the relevant settings section on click.
Amazon Session UI — settings panel now shows a "Session active" banner with capture time and estimated expiry when credentials are saved.
Community — join us on Telegram · support on Ko-fi

Bug Fixes

Fixed Apple Music adapter crash when Qobuz returned "performer": null on compilation tracks — all nested dict accesses now null-safe
Fixed Amazon Music is_configured() returning false when customer_id / device_id were empty — these fields are now optional
Fixed Amazon sending empty "customerId": "" in DMLS API and license payloads — Amazon returns 400 for empty strings; fields are now omitted when absent
Fixed postData always being null in CDP requests — Network.enable now sets maxPostDataSize: 65536 so customer/device IDs are captured from POST bodies
Fixed lossless mode accepting a lossy ISRC match and skipping the download — lossy results are now rejected in strict lossless mode
Fixed stale AAC/MP3 files blocking lossless re-downloads — engine now detects lossy files and re-downloads as lossless when output format is lossless
Fixed lossy-preferred mode (AAC/MP3) incorrectly routing through lossless adapters and downloading FLAC before transcoding

Downloads

Files

Antra.exe: Windows
Antra-Linux.AppImage: Linux
Antra-macOS.dmg: macOS Apple Silicon
Antra-macOS-Intel.dmg: macOS Intel

Linux install

Download Antra-Linux.AppImage, then install the WebKit dependency for your distro:

Ubuntu/Debian:

sudo apt install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0

Arch Linux:

sudo pacman -S webkit2gtk-4.1

Fedora:

sudo dnf install webkit2gtk4.1

Then make executable and run:

chmod +x Antra-Linux.AppImage
./Antra-Linux.AppImage

If Ubuntu blocks running it from ~/Downloads, move it first:

mv ~/Downloads/Antra-Linux.AppImage ~/
cd ~
chmod +x Antra-Linux.AppImage
./Antra-Linux.AppImage

macOS install

Download the DMG for your Mac (Antra-macOS.dmg for Apple Silicon, Antra-macOS-Intel.dmg for Intel), open it, and drag Antra into your Applications folder.

On first launch, macOS may block the app with an "Apple could not verify" warning. To open it:

Open Applications
Right-click Antra
Click Open
Click Open again in the warning dialog

Useful notes for macOS:

If the app still does not open, go to System Settings -> Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway if that option appears.
You may need to move the app out of the DMG and into Applications before opening it.
This build is not notarized yet, so the first-run security prompt is expected.