3.7.12+red.1

This Lavalink.jar has updates to the koe dependency and uses the v8 voice gateway. It is a mirror of the build from lavalink-devs/Lavalink#1098 with edits to the version number to make it compatible with Red. Thanks to @devoxin and @topi314 for their work on this release.

Please see the Lavalink hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

3.7.11+red.3

This Lavalink.jar fixes certain tracks being stuck at 0:00. It is a mirror of a pre-release from the Lavalink Discord server with edits to the version number to make it compatible with Red. Thanks to @devoxin for his work on this release.

One known issue is that on 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.

Please see the Lavalink hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

3.7.11+red.2

This Lavalink.jar includes new access methods to address recent playback issues. It is a mirror of the pre-release from the Lavalink Discord server with edits to the version number to make it compatible with Red. Thanks to @devoxin for his work on this release.

One known issue is that on 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.

Please see the Lavalink hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

3.7.11

This Lavalink.jar is a direct re-release of the 3.7.11 mainline version.

Please see the Lavalink 3.7.11 hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

3.7.8

This Lavalink.jar is a direct re-release of the 3.7.8 mainline version - no modifications needed for Red for the first time in nearly six years of usage. 🎉 Thanks to the Lavalink devs, specifically @topi314, for continuing to work with us in getting Lavalink to function on all devices that Red supports.

Please see this chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: Centos 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive a UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

3.7.5

This Lavalink.jar is based off the 3.7.5 release.

This build also includes this extra feature:

• Lavadsp's TimescaleNativeLibLoader was changed to not try to load avx2 extensions on Darwin aarch64
  https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp/blob/f6fce3c9d3c630a77061780f2902c551416c5a12/src/main/java/com/github/natanbc/lavadsp/natives/TimescaleNativeLibLoader.java

JDA-NAS has been changed in the mainline Lavalink builds to use udpqueue.rs, so precompiled JDA-NAS natives are not bundled any more.

Note: Centos 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive a UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

architecture	lavaplayer natives	timescale filter (lavadsp) natives	avx2 support for timescale	Notes
Darwin universal	✅	✅	✅ /❌	Mac M1 and x86 64-bit (Sierra 10.12.x and greater) - avx2 extension not loaded on M1
Linux aarch32	✅	❌ ❗	❌
Linux aarch64	✅	✅	❌	Ubuntu or other 64-bit OS like Raspbian OS 64-bit beta on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARM 32/64	✅	✅	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARMHF 32	✅	❌❗	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 1 or lesser, armv6 processor
Linux i386 32 bit	✅	✅	✅
Linux x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅
Windows i386 32 bit	✅	✅	✅
Windows x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅

❗ These architectures do not have natives included for timescale/lavadsp as they are not supported.

3.4.0_1350

This Lavalink.jar is based off of the current Lavalink dev branch/RC3 release.

This build also includes these features:

• JDA-NAS is now on by default on all supported architectures.
• Lavadsp's TimescaleNativeLibLoader was changed to not try to load avx2 extensions on Darwin aarch64 https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp/blob/f6fce3c9d3c630a77061780f2902c551416c5a12/src/main/java/com/github/natanbc/lavadsp/natives/TimescaleNativeLibLoader.java
• Lavadsp linux aarch64 native file was built for glibc 2.27 symbols for compatibility with Ubuntu 18 (glibc 2.27) and Raspbian OS 64-bit (glibc 2.28) https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp-natives/blob/original/linux-aarch64/libtimescale.so, also natanbc/lavadsp#80

architecture	lavaplayer natives	udpqueue (JDA-NAS) natives	timescale filter (lavadsp) natives	avx2 support for timescale	Notes
Darwin universal	✅	✅	✅	✅ /❌	Mac M1 and x86 64-bit (Sierra 10.12.x and greater) - avx2 extension not loaded on M1
Linux aarch32	✅	❌	❌ ❗	❌
Linux aarch64	✅	✅	✅	❌	Ubuntu or other 64-bit OS like Raspbian OS 64-bit beta on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARM 32/64	✅	✅	✅	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARMHF 32	✅	❌	❌❗	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 1 or lesser, armv6 processor
Linux i386 32 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅
Linux x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅
Windows i386 32 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅
Windows x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅

❗ These architectures do not have natives included for timescale/lavadsp as they are not supported.

3.4.0_1347

This Lavalink.jar supports filter operations and is based off of the current Lavalink dev branch. This includes features of the previous release:

• Currently using https://github.com/devoxin/walkyst-lavaplayer/tree/arb (version 1.3.98-devoxin)
• @devoxin's lavaplayer work to fix yt searching
• @devoxin's alternate age restricted track lookup, temporarily removing the need for personal keys to be used
• @TopiSenpai's koe work to resolve some 1006 close codes lavalink-devs/Lavalink#648

This build also includes these new features:

• Universal native file for Darwin x86-64 or aarch64 for lavaplayer-natives that works with the existing native-loader package transparently https://github.com/aikaterna/lavaplayer-natives/blob/original/src/main/resources/natives/darwin/libconnector.dylib
• Universal native file for Darwin x86-64 or aarch64 for lavadsp https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp-natives/blob/original/darwin/libtimescale.dylib
• Lavadsp's TimescaleNativeLibLoader was changed to not try to load avx2 extensions on Darwin aarch64 https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp/blob/f6fce3c9d3c630a77061780f2902c551416c5a12/src/main/java/com/github/natanbc/lavadsp/natives/TimescaleNativeLibLoader.java
• Lavadsp linux aarch64 native file was built for glibc 2.27 symbols for compatibility with Ubuntu 18 (glibc 2.27) and Raspbian OS 64-bit (glibc 2.28) https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp-natives/blob/original/linux-aarch64/libtimescale.so, also natanbc/lavadsp#80

NOTE:

• This Lavalink.jar can be run on mac M1's with Intel or M1 java and timescale can be used.
• JDA-NAS is only enabled on linux x86-64 for now.

architecture	lavaplayer natives	udpqueue (JDA-NAS) natives	timescale filter (lavadsp) natives	avx2 support for timescale	Notes
Darwin universal	✅	❌	✅	✅ /❌	Mac M1 and x86 64-bit (Sierra 10.12.x and greater) - avx2 extension not loaded on M1
Linux aarch32	✅	❌	❌ ❗	❌
Linux aarch64	✅	❌	✅	❌	Ubuntu or other 64-bit OS like Raspbian OS 64-bit beta on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARM 32/64	✅	❌	✅	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARMHF 32	✅	❌	❌❗	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 1 or lesser, armv6 processor
Linux i386 32 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅
Linux x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅
Windows i386 32 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅
Windows x86 64 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅

❗ Using timescale transforms on these cpu architectures will cause a segfault. These architectures are not recommended for hosting your Lavalink.jar if you intend to use filters.

3.4.0_1346

This Lavalink.jar supports filter operations and is based off of the current Lavalink dev branch.

• Currently using https://github.com/devoxin/walkyst-lavaplayer/tree/arb (version 1.3.98-devoxin)

• @devoxin's lavaplayer work to fix yt searching

• @devoxin's alternate age restricted track lookup, temporarily removing the need for personal keys to be used

• @TopiSenpai's koe work to resolve some 1006 close codes lavalink-devs/Lavalink#648

• oshi 5.8.1 to resolve the issue listed on lavalink-devs/Lavalink#601

NOTE:

• This build does not include mac M1 specificity nor is JDA-NAS turned on on all cpu architectures - it is only turned on on Linux, on Intel-based 64 bit processors. If you intend to use this Lavalink.jar on a mac M1, use an Intel version of Java and you will be able to run this jar as-is, as Rosetta2 will translate it appropriately and use the bundled Intel mac native files.

architecture	lavaplayer natives	udpqueue (JDA-NAS) natives	filter (lavadsp) natives	timescale filter	avx2 support for timescale	Notes
Darwin aarch64e	❌	❌	❌	❌	❌	Mac M1
Darwin x86 64 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅	✅	Intel Mac, Sierra 10.12.x and greater
Linux aarch32	✅	❌	❌	❌ ❗	❌
Linux aarch64	✅	❌	✅	✅	❌	Ubuntu or other 64-bit OS like Raspbian OS 64-bit beta on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARM 32/64	✅	❌	✅	✅	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARMHF 32	✅	❌	❌	❌❗	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 1 or lesser, armv6 processor
Linux i386 32 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅	✅
Linux x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Windows i386 32 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅	✅
Windows x86 64 bit	✅	❌	✅	✅	✅

❗ Using timescale transforms on these cpu architectures will cause a segfault. These architectures are not recommended for hosting your Lavalink.jar if you intend to use filters.

3.4.0_1275

This Lavalink.jar supports filter operations and is built off the Lavalink dev branch @ lavalink-devs/Lavalink@8e1010a, which includes some important fixes:

• lowpass + timescale filter fix: lavalink-devs/Lavalink#572
• player not resuming/playing on a channel change: lavalink-devs/Lavalink#577

This includes the changes in the recent Lavalink 3.4 release: your Lavalink client library that you use to connect to the Lavalink.jar will need to be updated to support the changes listed in https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink/releases/tag/3.4.

JDA-NAS has been turned on for every cpu architecture listed here.

Please consult the chart below to see if this file will work on your host.

architecture	lavaplayer natives	udpqueue (JDA-NAS) natives	filter (lavadsp) natives	timescale filter	avx2 support for timescale	Notes
Darwin aarch64e	✅	✅	✅	✅	❌	Mac M1
Darwin x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	Intel Mac, Sierra 10.12.x and greater
Linux aarch32	✅	✅	❌	❌ ❗	❌
Linux aarch64	✅	✅	✅	✅	❌	Ubuntu or other 64-bit OS like Raspbian OS 64-bit beta on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARM 32/64	✅	✅	✅	✅	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 2 or greater, armv7 or armv8 processor
Linux ARMHF 32	✅	✅	❌	❌❗	❌	Raspbian OS 32 bit on Raspberry Pi 1 or lesser, armv6 processor
Linux i386 32 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Linux x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Windows i386 32 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅
Windows x86 64 bit	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

❗ Using timescale transforms on these cpu architectures will cause a segfault. These architectures are not recommended for hosting your Lavalink.jar if you intend to use filters.

https://github.com/Stonedestroyer/Lavalink includes our changes and the README refers to some forks for dependencies we are using to make this multi-arch support possible. These changes can be found on the red branch of each corresponding repo fork.