ytdl | Get youtube video download url

Fixed it using play-dl instead of ytdl

Voice support is moved to a new library in v13. You will need to install it by running npm i @discordjs/voice in your console.

Then, you can import the joinVoiceChannel method from it on the top of your file:

There are a couple of changes in discord.js v13 where you have to use the @discordjs/voice module.

Your first mistake is that you don't provide an ID at channelId: message.member.voice.channel. The channel ID should be message.member.voice.channel.id.

Second, play() is no longer available on the connection. In v13, you have to create an audio player first, using the createAudioPlayer() method; then create an audio resource. Audio resources contain audio that can be played by an audio player to voice connections. To create one, you can use the createAudioResource() method and pass your stream as the parameter.

Once the resource is created, you can play them on an audio player using player.play(). You also need to subscribe your connection to the player so the connection will broadcast whatever your player is playing. To do this, call the subscribe() method on your voice connection with the player as the parameter.

Also, there is no connection.on listener. You can use player.on though. To check if a song is finished, you can subscribe to the AudioPlayerStatus.Idle event.

And the last thing, to leave a channel, instead of voiceChannel.leave(), you should use either connection.disconnect() or connection.destroy().

You can find the working code below:

try doing ipv4: True and 'cachedir': False in ytdlopts, doing this, you force ipv4 and clear cache, I'm not sure it works but on me works fine.

After more tests, I leave the ydl options as follows:

I solved my problem using ytdl and not ytdlp. Basically, to open the youtube link you can use the parameter

For everyone who gets the same error, just switch from ytdl-core to play-dl with this libary everything works fine!

I did a workaround. I download the file with a specific name, I return the view with HttpResponse, with force-download content-type, and then delete the file using python. It's not what I originally had in mind, but it's the second best solution that I could come up with. I will select this answer as accepted solution until a Python wizard gives a solution to the original question. The code that I have right now:

That looks like a package.json error. Make sure you have a package.json created.

Use the command npm init, and fill out the needed information, to have it automatically create everything use npm init -y (and then make sure to install all of your npm packages)