discord.js - Imagine an app•13mo ago

Relay audio from a channel to another

Hi, i'm creating a bot with discord.js v14 that has to relay the voice of an user in a channel to another channel in another server, i can't figure out how to play the stream from connection.receiver.subscribe(userID).

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d.js toolkit•13mo ago

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AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

discord.js version: v14.13.0 node.js version: v20.9.0

duck•13mo ago

it'd be similar to how you'd play anything else you need to create an audio resource from the stream and play the resource with an audio player that your voice connection is subscribed to you'd just want to specify StreamType.Opus for the inputType option of createAudioResource

AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

so i have to do this?

const stream = connection.receiver.subscribe(userid)

const resource = createAudioResource(stream, {
     inputType: StreamType.Opus
});

player.play(resource)

const stream = connection.receiver.subscribe(userid)

const resource = createAudioResource(stream, {
     inputType: StreamType.Opus
});

player.play(resource)

duck•13mo ago

yes

AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

ok it works but if you stop talking and then start again the bot doesn't play the audio how do i fix this so that it always streams until i stop it? it said to set the manual mode in the connection.receiver.subscribe but it didn't change anything i did this:

connection.receiver.subscribe(userid, {
   end: 'manual'
});

connection.receiver.subscribe(userid, {
   end: 'manual'
});

duck•13mo ago

not sure where you read that end or even the behavior type could be a string the end option should be an object of its own with at least the behavior property the behavior should be a number for which you can use the EndBehaviorType enum beyond this you may also need to specify the maxMissedFrames behavior when creating your audio player https://discord.js.org/docs/packages/voice/main/AudioReceiveStreamOptions:Interface https://discord.js.org/docs/packages/voice/main/CreateAudioPlayerOptions:Interface

AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

can you write an example for me? i want it to always stream the user's voice no matter if you're talking or not btw i realized it wasn't a string and i tried end: EndBehaviorType.Manual but still nothing

duck•13mo ago

the end option should be an object of its own with at least the behavior property

AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

end: {
  behavior: EndBehaviorType.Manual
}

end: {
  behavior: EndBehaviorType.Manual
}

is this ok?

duck•13mo ago

yes

AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

ok and in maxMissedFrames is there a way to set it to infinite

duck•13mo ago

you realistically shouldn't in the event the receive stream has issues you'll want playback to timeout eventually

AlexDiego123OP•13mo ago

ok ok i got it working, thanks for helping me!

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