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CDisc turns a track from the internet, or a file on the server, into a real Minecraft music disc. Put it in a jukebox and everyone nearby hears it through proximity voice chat: the closer you stand, the louder it gets.

The plugin has no sound of its own. It decodes the track on the server and plays it through Simple Voice Chat or Plasmo Voice, as if the sound came from the jukebox block. Walk away and it fades; step behind a wall and you hear it from around the corner.

This wiki describes version 2.1.2.

Start here

• Installation: requirements, the first start, the files the plugin makes
• Creating discs: /cdisc create, search, playlists, goat horns
• Troubleshooting: what to do when something doesn't play

Using it

• Player screen and queue: progress bar, controls, the queue, crossfade
• Speaker groups: several jukeboxes playing one track in sync
• Portable jukebox and range: carrying a jukebox, beacon range boost
• Lyrics and holograms: words over the jukebox, personal looks, server presets
• Broadcasts: a disc that plays microphones instead of music
• Local music folder: your own files, per-file settings, in-game downloads

Reference

• Sources: every service CDisc plays from, and what each needs
• YouTube: the backend, po-tokens and what to try when YouTube refuses
• Commands
• Permissions
• Configuration: config.yml, sources.yml, tokens.yml and how upgrades treat them
• Integrations and API: WorldGuard, PlaceholderAPI, events for other plugins
• Languages

Links

• Modrinth
• Issues: bug reports and ideas
• Discord