Minding
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Hey, I deployed an instance of the SinusBot docker image to my cluster the other day, and so far the experience has been fairly good.
I noticed however, that the player jumps inside long tracks repeatedly (every 2-7 minutes; when I go back it's every few seconds - but not always at the same time).
I downloaded these files using youtube-dl via the interface, but since the playback doesn't always jump at the same position I am somewhat confident that the files are not corrupted. They also have different file sizes, so an download limit or something similar seems unlikely as well.
My server only has limited RAM resources, but there is still quite some over (around 500Mb).
I increased the logging level to 10 as recommended and restarted the pod, but the output does not suggest any issues:
My configuration is almost as shipped (changes include "LogLevel", "IsProxied" and "MaxSimultaneousChunkDownloads"):
I'd appreciate any help
PS: Some unrelated minor questions in case anyone can give a short answer on these:
- The radio list that ships with the docker image seems to use an outdated URL: radionomy.com
- The TeamSpeak bot is very loud (20db - 30db over pleasant level) even when I set it to 1% volume. Is that normal / can I further reduce the volume somehow?
- The configuration documentation seems to be missing a number of options.
I noticed however, that the player jumps inside long tracks repeatedly (every 2-7 minutes; when I go back it's every few seconds - but not always at the same time).
I downloaded these files using youtube-dl via the interface, but since the playback doesn't always jump at the same position I am somewhat confident that the files are not corrupted. They also have different file sizes, so an download limit or something similar seems unlikely as well.
My server only has limited RAM resources, but there is still quite some over (around 500Mb).
I increased the logging level to 10 as recommended and restarted the pod, but the output does not suggest any issues:
(here you can see me triggering the issue multiple times, by going back a few seconds each time it happens)PLAY [admin] aa764455-ff52-4682-bbbd-7eb8855e668b OK
2022/05/22 20:24:23 6e2202f0 7cefac38 DEBUG New channel aa764455-ff52-4682-bbbd-7eb8855e668b () ID ad3727da-a8bb-4b3c-b3bf-8c03d60280ab (cc 0)
2022/05/22 20:24:25 6e2202f0 7cefac38 INFO SEEK [admin] 87.765961 OK
2022/05/22 20:24:28 6e2202f0 7cefac38 INFO SEEK [admin] 96.436172 OK
2022/05/22 20:24:32 6e2202f0 7cefac38 INFO SEEK [admin] 98.031914 OK
2022/05/22 20:24:34 6e2202f0 7cefac38 INFO SEEK [admin] 98.882980 OK
2022/05/22 20:24:41 6e2202f0 7cefac38 DEBUG Removing closed channel aa764455-ff52-4682-bbbd-7eb8855e668b () ID ad3727da-a8bb-4b3c-b3bf-8c03d60280ab
2022/05/22 20:24:41 6e2202f0 7cefac38 DEBUG Deleting channel aa764455-ff52-4682-bbbd-7eb8855e668b () ID ad3727da-a8bb-4b3c-b3bf-8c03d60280ab (cc 1)
2022/05/22 20:24:41 6e2202f0 7cefac38 DEBUG Channels now zero
2022/05/22 20:24:41 6e2202f0 7cefac38 DEBUG Done playing
My configuration is almost as shipped (changes include "LogLevel", "IsProxied" and "MaxSimultaneousChunkDownloads"):
INI:
TS3Path = "/opt/sinusbot/TeamSpeak3-Client-linux_amd64/ts3client_linux_amd64"
ListenHost = "0.0.0.0"
DataDir = "/opt/sinusbot/data/"
ListenPort = 80
LocalPlayback = false
EnableLocalFS = false
MaxBulkOperations = 300
LogLevel = 10
EnableProfiler = false
YoutubeDLPath = "/usr/local/bin/youtube-dl"
EnableDebugConsole = false
EnableInternalCommands = false
AllowStreamPush = false
UploadLimit = 300000000
RunAsUser = 0
RunAsGroup = 0
ExternalFileBase = ""
InstanceActionLimit = 6
UseSSL = false
SSLKeyFile = ""
SSLCertFile = ""
Hostname = ""
HostnameMask = ""
SampleInterval = 60
StartVNC = false
EnableWebStream = false
LogFile = ""
LicenseKey = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
IsProxied = true
DenyStreamURLs = []
Pragma = 0
UserAgent = ""
[YoutubeDL]
BufferSize = 524288
MaxDownloadSize = 419430400
MaxDownloadRate = 104857600
MaxSimultaneousChunkDownloads = 8
CacheStreamed = false
TimeoutSingleDownloader = 0
TimeoutMultiDownloader = 0
ChunkSize = 3145728
[TS3]
AvatarMaxWidth = 0
AvatarMaxHeight = 0
AllowGIF = false
[StreamRewrites]
[Scripts]
Debug = false
AllowReload = false
EnableTimer = false
DisableLegacyEvents = false
DevMode = false
ScriptTimeout = 5
[Themes]
Default = ""
[SpeechRecognition]
Enable = false
[FFmpeg]
UserAgent = "SinusBot (1.0.0-beta.16-ba60e37)"
WaitTime = 0
[DAV]
Enable = false
[XServer]
Delay = 0
Debug = false
[SHMem]
Enable = false
Size = 0
Delay = 0
Interval = 0
[RadioStations]
URL = ""
UpdateInterval = 0
[TTS]
Enabled = false
[[TTS.Modules]]
Locale = "en-US"
Filename = "voice_lstm_en-US.zvoice"
PipelineFile = "voice_lstm_en-US/sfg/pipeline"
Prefix = "voice_lstm_en-US/sfg/"
Instances = 2
[[TTS.Modules]]
Locale = "de-DE"
Filename = "voice_lstm_de-DE.zvoice"
PipelineFile = "voice_lstm_de-DE/nfh/pipeline"
Prefix = "voice_lstm_de-DE/nfh/"
Instances = 2
I'd appreciate any help
PS: Some unrelated minor questions in case anyone can give a short answer on these:
- The radio list that ships with the docker image seems to use an outdated URL: radionomy.com
Is this going to be fixed / can I manually fix it somehow?DEBUG Server seems broken or unreachable. Maybe ICY? Trying GET
DEBUG GET didn't work either. Stream will be forwarded to FFmpeg directly.
Streaming http://streaming308.radionomy.com:80/00000
INFO PLAYURL [admin] http://streaming308.radionomy.com:80/00000 NOK
- The TeamSpeak bot is very loud (20db - 30db over pleasant level) even when I set it to 1% volume. Is that normal / can I further reduce the volume somehow?
- The configuration documentation seems to be missing a number of options.
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