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Getting error "Could not parse decipher function" whenever I play anything. #1035
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Having the same error |
Same here on ytdl@v4.11.4-patch.2 |
Getting the same issue with the latest unraid app |
Same here with
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Randomly started today. Maybe this has something to do with YouTube changes. |
Issue with me too. Just started with Youtube specifically. Not with spotify. |
yeap same here too Fresh set up done a few hours ago joins the VC thinks a lot and then gives that error for both Spotify and Youtube |
Had the same problem yesterday. Building the docker image from this PR which migrates to play-dl mitigates the issue (as in it will reproduce songs from youtube, it will still think a lot). |
suddenly, without changing anything, the bot seems to work for me now. it does think longer than usual though. |
since the issue seems to have fixed itself, i will close it now. |
What's happening?
I've been using Muse for a few months now, it was working perfectly. Starting today, I began getting an error
🚫 ope: Could not parse decipher function: Error: Could not match ;([A-Za-z0-9_$]{2,}).\w+(
whenever I try to play a song (through a Spotify link, a YouTube link, a YouTube search, none work).Logs
(I only censored my guild ID)
Additional context
I have tried downgrading to 2.7.1, but I get the same error. To my inexperienced self, it looks like the issue lies with
ytdl
.Runtime
I'm running Muse:
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