Crash on the latest version of Fedora Linux KDE immediately when someone starts talking

[222username]

Minecraft version: 1.19.4 (FABRIC)
PlasmoVoice version: 2.0.3
Fedora Linux 38, KDE Plasma

After logging on to the server, when someone starts talking, Minecraft immediately hangs and then crashes.
Only this line appears in the console, nothing else:

> Fatal (internal) error in celt/celt_decoder.c, line 118: assertion failed: st->mode == opus_custom_mode_create(48000, 960, NULL)

[Wincohax]

I was going to write the same issue yesterday.

Isn't only in KDE, it also happens in Workstation Edition and probably all the other Fedora Spins/Variants.

We should check if it's Fedora only.

If so, maybe would be something related to the codecs?

[222username]

I was going to write the same issue yesterday.

Isn't only in KDE, it also happens in Workstation Edition and probably all the other Fedora Spins/Variants.

We should check if it's Fedora only.

If so, maybe would be something related to the codecs?

Yes, as it turns out it is not only in KDE.
I checked PlasmoVoice on my laptop with the latest installed version of Ubuntu on it, and the mod works fine there.
I also think the problem is hiding in the codecs, but it is not clear which side (the operating system or the mod itself)

[Hlofiys]

Resolved this issue via installing codecs from rpm fusion repository.
sudo dnf swap libavcodec-free libavcodec-freeworld --allowerasing for removing libavcodec-free and installing libavcodec-freeworld.
And then sudo dnf groupupdate multimedia sound-and-video to install other codecs
Not sure if the second one is necessary

[222username]

Resolved this issue via installing codecs from rpm fusion repository. sudo dnf swap libavcodec-free libavcodec-freeworld --allowerasing for removing libavcodec-free and installing libavcodec-freeworld. And then sudo dnf groupupdate multimedia sound-and-video to install other codecs Not sure if the second one is necessary

Unfortunately, it didn't work for me. The problem persists.

[CPlayxs]

Resolved this issue via installing codecs from rpm fusion repository. sudo dnf swap libavcodec-free libavcodec-freeworld --allowerasing for removing libavcodec-free and installing libavcodec-freeworld. And then sudo dnf groupupdate multimedia sound-and-video to install other codecs Not sure if the second one is necessary

This worked for me, and the sudo dnf groupupdate multimedia sound-and-video indeed is necessary (tested it without it and didn't work)
Thank you so much for the solution

[222username]

upd: reinstalled the system (Fedora 38 KDE), then installed these codecs again sudo dnf swap libavcodec-free libavcodec-freeworld --allowerasing , sudo dnf groupupdate multimedia sound-and-video and everything works fine for me now.
I don't know what the problem was before. Thank you Hlofiys

[dakiba]

Have the same issue. Use a modified Fedora version (Nobara release 38) its based on KDE too.
The dnf swap and groupupdate didn't worked. And I don't plan to reinstall the whole system. Any idea what I can do?

[Apehum]

Try with 2.1.0: https://github.com/plasmoapp/plasmo-voice/releases/tag/2.1.0-SNAPSHOT

If this version doesn't help, try adding -Dplasmovoice.disable_natives=true to java args

[qawsedrftgzh]

Same issue on nixos here