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fast4x / RiMusic

A multilingual Android application for streaming music from YouTube Music.
https://rimusic.xyz
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Audio Files #3290

Closed Scrat80 closed 4 weeks ago

Scrat80 commented 1 month ago

Steps to reproduce the bug

Try playing M4A or OPUS audio file

Expected behavior

Should play

Actual behavior

No reaction from app. Not even a message saying file is unsupported.

Screenshots/Screen recordings

No response

Logs

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RiMusic version

Current

Android version

Android 14

Additional information

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fast4x commented 1 month ago

You mean about local file?

Scrat80 commented 1 month ago

As in on device.

On August 16, 2024 4:10:52 PM CDT, Rino Russo @.***> wrote:

You mean about local file?

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faustaahmad commented 1 month ago

Could you provide step on how to reproduce the problem? You could play local songs in RiMusic, but need to access them inside RiMusic (Songs → On Device)

Scrat80 commented 1 month ago

1) Get an M4A and/or OPUS file 2) Make sure RiMusic sees the file(s) 3) Try playing song(s)

Music downloaded from YouTube has zero issues playing.

On August 17, 2024 2:56:02 PM CDT, Faust#2997 @.***> wrote:

Could you provide step on how to reproduce the problem? You could play local songs in RiMusic, but need to access them inside RiMusic (Songs → On Device)

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faustaahmad commented 1 month ago

.m4a is a container (not codec) as it may contain unsupported audio codec inside https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_video_container_formats Somehow my device could play .opus file (sample3.opus) from https://filesamples.com/formats/opus Audio codec that youtube use are either AAC (in m4a container) or Opus, havent seen FLAC yet (I rarely consume lossless content)

fast4x commented 1 month ago

@Scrat80 RiMusic is totally compatible with YouTube/Music codec and containers. As mentioned by @faustaahmad other formats aren't supported because not directly connected with streaming arguments.