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Longer tracks quietly crash all voice chat functionality #149
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What version are you running? Do you see any messages in console with RUST_LOG=info / debug (and tracing_subscriber set up?).
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On 6 Sept 2022, at 05:35, Dominik ***@***.***> wrote:
While playing music with youtube-dl or yt-dlp if a track comes on that's longer than 30-45 minutes it will quietly crash with no error message.
Songs can still be added to the built in queue but they won't play.
So far the only way i found how to recover from this is restarting the bot.
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Songbird version: 0.3.0 Rust version ( Serenity version: 0.11.4 Steps to reproduce: this is what i got with RUST_LOG=debug and with tracing_subscriber set up:
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I just realized i set up the tracing subscriber before i loaded the .env file. Will post new logs shortly. |
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This problem doesn't seem to be present on Sadly, I don't really have time to investigate this on |
Thank you for checking out the issue. It's not that pressing, just a small bug/limitation and if the Symphonia backend doesn't have this issue then I'll just switch to the |
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With continued testing it seems to work without failure now on the Must've mixed up the executables in the previous comment. |
While playing music with youtube-dl or yt-dlp if a track comes on that's longer than 30-45 minutes it will quietly crash with no error message.
Songs can still be added to the built in queue but they won't play.
So far the only way i found how to recover from this is restarting the bot.
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