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[Audio] Lavalink.jar Status #4505
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Category: Cogs - Audio
This is related to the Audio cog.
Type: Informational
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Edit by aika: Superceded, comment here is regarding the 1115 build.
EDIT: Should be resolved now on build 1128 |
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Category: Cogs - Audio
This is related to the Audio cog.
Type: Informational
Aims to provide information or facilitate discussion.
If you are experiencing any problems listed in this issue, they are known and will be addressed as soon as fixes can be identified, written, and published/pushed to a new version of Red. This issue will be edited with new information as it's available to us.
(Last updated Jan 12 2025. Please visit our support server at https://discord.gg/red if you need assistance.)
This information is for our latest Lavalink.jar, released in Aug 2024: version 3.7.12+red.1 and the Lavalink yt plugin version 1.11.2.
"Sign in if you're not a bot" or "This video requires login" or "This video is unavailable"
This is an IP ban that is usually resolvable by using Oauth.
"This content isn't available"
This means your Oauth account has been flagged and you need a new one.
You will need to use a managed instance of Lavalink to resolve any of these errors.
See https://docs.discord.red/en/stable/cog_guides/audio.html#setting-up-an-unmanaged-lavalink-node-on-a-remote-vps-or-server. This is not a 1:1 guide for this situation.
When using a managed install of Lavalink, you will need to pay attention to Red updates where we may update Red's Lavalink.jar or the application.yml, and integrate the changes into your own, modified copy of the application.yml.
Specific "Solutions" which may or may not work for you:
You will be trusting a service with your bot's IP address and your users' playback queries
You must use a Lavalink v3 node, not v4
You must re-arrange the sources used on your application.yml so that TVHTML5EMBEDDED is first and TV is second
Follow the additional instructions at https://github.com/lavalink-devs/youtube-source?tab=readme-ov-file#using-oauth-tokens
Follow the instructions at https://github.com/lavalink-devs/youtube-source?tab=readme-ov-file#using-a-potoken
You must have a /64 or greater assigned to you
A basic guide can be found at https://lavalink.dev/configuration/ipv6/
With any of these methods:
You must provide your own application.yml to:
- detail which sources the plugin will use
- provide your Oauth information
- provide the proper potoken information
- outline which rotation strategy you choose to use and your IP block(s)
See the plugin readme for more information.
Release from Apr 2024, version 3.7.11+red.3
"Something broke when playing the track" with a 403 Forbidden error in Lavalink logs
A fix for this issue was added in 3.5.14. Please update your bot to the latest version and try again. If you continue to experience this issue, after updating please let us know.
Some users may get messages saying "Sign in to confirm you're not a bot".
This seems to be related to where the bot is being hosted - see the above message for 3.7.12
Release from Apr 2024, version 3.7.11+red.2
Some tracks are getting stuck at 0:00.
Trying to play some private videos will result in a more generic traceback that includes the JSON response from the site instead of a proper FriendlyException string.
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