Closed Rovniced closed 1 day ago
See documentation of InlineQueryResultCachedAudio: "Represents a link to an MP3 audio file stored on the Telegram servers". If you pass parameters that don't conform to the documentation, then the request can fail or may not work in another way.
See documentation of InlineQueryResultCachedAudio: "Represents a link to an MP3 audio file stored on the Telegram servers". If you pass parameters that don't conform to the documentation, then the request can fail or may not work in another way.
The fileid are all obtained by sending in the group via sendAudio request, and after several tests, it is found that the fileid obtained from the request with Content-Type set to audio/x-flac will report an error in the inline request. The parameters are normal.
Including the test audio file is the same
See documentation of InlineQueryResultCachedAudio: "Represents a link to an MP3 audio file stored on the Telegram servers".
Thank you for your answer.
So I should mark the flac file as mp3 in the Content-Type to send it properly? Since flac files can be played normally, I would like to ask if the flac format can be supported.
FLAC files can't be played normally. If you try to pretend that a FLAC file is an MP3, then you pass parameters that don't conform to the documentation and the request can fail or may not work in another way in any Telegram app.
Ok, thanks for your answers.
For audio files in flac format, if the file has a Content-Type set to audio/x-flac in the request, and then the fileid is used to reply in inline mode. An error BadRequest: audio_content_type_invalid will occur.
If you set the Content-Type to audio/mpeg, application/octet-stream, etc., the fileid you get can be used in inline mode.
Some third-party libraries upload with the file type labeled will cause an error, for example: https://github.com/python-telegram-bot/python-telegram-bot/issues/4352
The official api only supports mp3 and aac format, but flac format can be played normally, is it possible to do some support for inline mode?