Closed Jamieisbest closed 1 year ago
The reason why it's not working for you is probably because you are using the command wrong. It should be done as so:
destroy autotune=<link>
and not like destroy autotune("<link>")
. Even if you do manage to get the syntax right and the bot returns the same video untouched, there's a chance it failed downloading media from the link you gave it (from my own experiences).
Downloading the audio from SoundCloud will result in the error [out#0/wav @ <memory address>] Error muxing a packet
and downloading from YouTube results in the error ERROR: [youtube] <video ID>: Video unavailable
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@Jamieisbest, the best way you will be able to solve this is by hosting VideoEditBot yourself on a Windows machine so it's able to use the autotune.exe to its best ability.
Downloading the audio from SoundCloud will result in the error
[out#0/wav @ <memory address>] Error muxing a packet
and downloading from YouTube results in the errorERROR: [youtube] <video ID>: Video unavailable
.
I was able to fix downloading in my pull here: https://github.com/GanerCodes/videoEditBot/pull/66 The packet muxing error is because of the autotune command's lack of support on Unix machines.
closing this, for linux you need wine installed and autotune should theoretically work i think. if the wine stuff isn't working someone pls open another issue abt that
So I apparently got disappointed in VEB for not fixing Auto tune bot
Here's what happened
So I was thinking of making IDFB electronic sounds, so I putted "destroy autotune(link)". well guess what, when it exported the audio was the fricking same, I guess autotunebot is discontinued or something? Anyone tell me how to fix this, and if not then VEB will have to fix it himself.
That's all there is