Hey y'all.
The first has been merged indeed but the current `master` shouldn't be
considered safe for production, it's currently in alpha stage, pending more
work and testing.
Meanwhile, the work around should be safe-ish to use instead and is based on
the latest `stable` release. I deleted
Thanks I upgraded my opam to the latest 2., and am on liquidsoap 1.3.6 now, but
when i run the command i am now getting.
`2019/02/23 12:37:05 [protocol.ffmpeg2wav:3] Failed to resolve
process:wav,ffmpeg -y -i $(input) -ac 2
"/tmp/liq-process909a63.wav":/tmp/liq-process466c63.`
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Hi Matthew,
I'm not sure that the version number is the reason why the youtube-dl
protocol doesn't work : it has worked since 1.3.4 on my MacOS. But you
probably should update opam to 2.0.3 if you want to be able to upgrade the
newest liquidsoap versions. This might require getting rid of the
Hi Matthew,
Regarding the workaround, I guess Romain forgot that he already merged it
into master : https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/pull/703 :-) So all you
need to do is probably opam update && opam upgrade
Regarding your issue, I stumble on the same one with Debian, while the
youtube
Well I am on Debian 9 and there are no updates available on opam latest it gave
me 1.3.4 which is what I am on
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Yes I am using opam, I ran your steps and got to the 3rd only to get error:
pathspec 'workaround-691' did not match any file(s) known to git. (I'm still
fairly new sorry, haha). What would I do from here? Was I supposed to install
from github using opam?
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Hmm okay the video looks short. You might have a case of bug #691. Are you
using the `opam` package? If so you might be able to try the fix for this bug:
```
git clone --recursive https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap.git
cd liquidsoap
git checkout workaround-691
opam pin add .
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How long is the video? If it's a long one you will need to extend the request
resolution `timeout`.
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Ok. So what are you trying to do and what error message are you getting?
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yes i compiled ffmpeg with liquidsoap
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@MattMski do you have `ffmpeg` installed?
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Getting the same errors, would love some help
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Added :-)
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Closed #623 via 24ddbe44052ef4fed3820715e20862e4c6e5f438.
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hmm using ffmpeg2wav strips the song information away which isn't ideal but
I'll have to live with it :smile:
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Oh installing ffmpeg through opam doesn't install ffmpeg with apt...
ffmpeg2wav works now sorry about that!
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Wow quick response!
I did try set the gstreamer file extensions but that failed on my install.
Good to know that chaining is supposed to work! unfortunantly even with:
`echo request.push
'ffmpeg2wav:youtube-dl:https$(colon)//www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSkocU5YsHU' | nc
127.0.0.1 5000`
This is
Just pushed changes to the `youtube-dl` protocol so that this now works as well:
```
"ffmpeg2wav:youtube-dl:-IYXYB0r-Ww"
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As for the gstreamer decode, yes it should work. You would need to check the
file's extension against the configured list:
```
set("decoder.file_extensions.gstreamer",["wma","wmv","avi","mp4","3gp","webm","mkv"])
```
I'll try to give it a try.
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Hi!
Excellent question. Yes, protocol chaining is the way this is intended to work.
I just sucesfully tested this locally:
```
"ffmpeg2wav:youtube-dl:https$(colon)//youtube.com/watch?v=-IYXYB0r-Ww"
```
You need to be careful with extra `:` when chaining urls. Thus the `$(colon)`
here, to avoid
I have a request source set up like this:
`requests = audio_to_stereo(drop_video(request.queue(id="request")))`
This allows the request queue to download youtube videos which are downloaded
in mp4 and play them as audio. But the vast majority fails because liquidsoap
cant find a suitable
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