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• Evolution #3091 : Gérer le timeout lors du calcul des filtres images

  10 août 2014, par cedric -

  Le problème ne vient pas du nombre de modèles <doc></doc> ou <img style='max-width: 300px; max-height: 300px' /> proprement dit, mais du nombre d’images réduites qu’il faut générer lors de l’affichage de la page. Ainsi, lors du premier affichage, on doit calculer toutes les images réduites d’un coup, ce qui prend du temps, et on fait timeout. Il suffit en général de ré-afficher la page une fois (ou plusieurs si il y en a vraiment beaucoup) pour que le calcul des images se finisse, et l’article s’affichera très bien ensuite.

  Il n’est pas question de limiter le nombre de documents/images insérées dans un article, car ce serait trop limitatif.
  Idéalement il faudrait être capable de gérer proprement ce timeout, et relancer le hit automatiquement au besoin.

• Discord js music player bot suddenly leaves

  29 janvier 2024, par ImK

  So I made a music bot for discord js that uses discord player package. The command runs perfectly but in the middle song suddenly stops I tried searching everywhere nothing works and i think its an issue for ffmpeg but im not so sure

  


  bot.player = new Player(bot, {
    ytdlOptions: {
        quality: 'lowestaudio',
        highWaterMark: 1 >> 25
    },
})

const player = bot.player;

//play command 


bot.on('interactionCreate', async interaction =>{
    if(interaction.commandName === 'play') {

        const song = interaction.options.get('song').value;
        const res = await player.search(song, {
            searchEngine: QueryType.SPOTIFY_SONG
        });


        if (!res || !res.tracks.length) return interaction.reply({ content: `No results found ${interaction.member}... try again ? ❌`, ephemeral: true });

        const queue = await player.createQueue(interaction.guild)

        if (!queue.connection) await queue.connect(interaction.member.voice.channel);


        await interaction.channel.send({ content:`Loading your ${res.playlist ? 'playlist' : 'track'}... 🎧`});

        const track = await res.tracks[0]

        console.log(track)
        if(!track)  return interaction.channel.send({content: 'No song found'});

        queue.addTrack(track)

        queue.play();

    }
})


  


  After leaving the channel, other commands and bot work fine

  


• Using Python to make a terminal-based YouTube audio streamer

  11 août 2015, par Tyson Berry

  I want to make a terminal-based program that streams YouTube audio for easy listening to music. I’m aware that I’d have to use a converter like ffmpeg to extract the mp3 audio and an audio player like Foobar2000, I’m just unsure how to make it all work together.

  I have an idea for commands etc which is here. (Excuse my crude use of MS Paint)

  As you can see yap (YouTube Audio Player, a working title) is the command used in front of a YouTube URL to tell the program what video to fetch. It then fetches the title of the video from the YouTube page’s source, which is listed in a text file on the desktop along with the URL. The song is then loaded and played through the audio player which is displayed in the terminal using the song time. When the song has ended, you can see the user has typed list. List opens up the list on the desktop, which displays all the songs previously entered in the program. The user can then select a number and play the corresponding song from the list.

  I have found this, which is outdated yet relevant.