opusscript | JS bindings for libopus 1.3.1 , ported with Emscripten | Binary Executable Format library
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JS bindings for libopus 1.3.1, ported with Emscripten.
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QUESTION
I can't figure out why my bot is not playing music. This is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 18:49Try this code:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a discord bot that can play mp3 files in a voice channel.. but it doesn't seem to work as intended
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Answered 2021-Sep-25 at 22:25Happened the exact same to me. The problem is in the intents you set in the new Discord.js. More is in the reddit thread link.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Discordjs/comments/pprpit/voice_connection_stuck_in_the_signalling_state/
QUESTION
I've been attempting to use electron to play sounds through a discord bot. However, I've come across three issues with this.
The first is that the code I'd usually use to play a sound file though discord returns an error stating that I am lacking opus.node and opusscript. This shouldn't be happening, as I have @discordjs/opus installed, and running this same code outside of the electron instance works perfectly fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 08:24There seem to be a few issues at play here.
Firstly, the root issue here is that we're encoding a file that's too large. I suspect that the videos are snowballing to such a point where we hit a brick wall.
I'd try downloading only the audio to avoid sending files too large (see ytdl options).
QUESTION
I started making a Discord Bot without thinking I would like to add music/voice functionality. I would now like to add this, but as the docs state you need to install:
Without voice support: npm install discord.js
With voice support (@discordjs/opus): npm install discord.js @discordjs/opus
With voice support (opusscript): npm install discord.js opusscript
I installed the one without voice support when I began, can I just install the voice support ones over or will that mess it up. If so, what are my other options? Thanks :)
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Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 00:33I've never tried that out, but you could definitely give it a go. I'm fairly certain it won't crash your computer. I've certainly tested the waters by copying certain files and then simply re-installing the different file requirements on my terminal multiple times since the terminal requires that, just not with voice functionality.
As for the alternate option, you can simply just copy the main files onto a different directory, and then just re-install the requirements, replacing npm install discord.js
with npm install discord.js @discordjs/opus
or npm install discord.js opusscript
instead (though it seems like the @discordjs/opus option is the more preferable option).
QUESTION
So I'm making a Discord Bot that relays audio from one voice channel to another, and I ran into a bug. Console said it couldn't find the opus.node
file since I'm hosting the bot off of GitHub. So I changed the module_path
value in node_modules/@discordjs/opus/package.json
to exactly the path. It then said I had to add a substitution string for napi_build_version
, so I did. Then it gave me another error saying that there was an invalid ELF header, and that it couldn't find node-opus
or opusscript
.
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Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 18:05I fixed my problem by adding
QUESTION
I Made a Discord bot, and I wanted to host it on a Pi, but once I got node.js working, I ran into a wall where I have npm installed, but the dependencies won't download with it. Can someone help me?
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Answered 2020-Feb-06 at 20:16Firstly, I don't recommend hosting a Discord bot on a Raspberry Pi, but to stay in line with your question, I'll assume you insist on doing so.
You can try two things:
If you have apt
installed, run the command apt install -a
, which will install all packages missing from the previous output.
The second way is to just manually install the packages it says is missing.
Go to the npm repository, search the missing package, then download the version it requested in the output.
Hope this helps!
QUESTION
Alright so my problem is that in the first set of console.log(streamXXXX)
s, where XXXX are the various variables, when I read their values they all read as they should, while in the second set they read as undefined. Is this a scope issue? Maybe an Async issue? I tried adding awaits to each time I make a web request but nothing seems to work, and one of the most interesting parts about this is the fact that there are no errors?
Anyways, my code is listed below, as well as a link to test it out in Repl using a sample bot I created. Below that is the list of libraries required for said program to run. Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 17:06The reason why your output is undefined
is due to the way promises work and how you structured your code:
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