This Lavalink.jar fixes certain tracks being stuck at 0:00. It is a mirror of a pre-release from the Lavalink Discord server with edits to the version number to make it compatible with Red. Thanks to @devoxin for his work on this release.

One known issue is that on trying to play some private videos will result in a more generic traceback that includes the JSON response from the site instead of a proper FriendlyException string.

Please see the Lavalink hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

This Lavalink.jar includes new access methods to address recent playback issues. It is a mirror of the pre-release from the Lavalink Discord server with edits to the version number to make it compatible with Red. Thanks to @devoxin for his work on this release.

One known issue is that on trying to play some private videos will result in a more generic traceback that includes the JSON response from the site instead of a proper FriendlyException string.

Please see the Lavalink hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

This Lavalink.jar is a direct re-release of the 3.7.11 mainline version.

Please see the Lavalink 3.7.11 hardware support chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: CentOS 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive an UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

This Lavalink.jar is a direct re-release of the 3.7.8 mainline version - no modifications needed for Red for the first time in nearly six years of usage. 🎉 Thanks to the Lavalink devs, specifically @topi314, for continuing to work with us in getting Lavalink to function on all devices that Red supports.

Please see this chart for a list of supported environments.

Note: Centos 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive a UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

This Lavalink.jar is based off the 3.7.5 release.

This build also includes this extra feature:

• Lavadsp's TimescaleNativeLibLoader was changed to not try to load avx2 extensions on Darwin aarch64
  https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp/blob/f6fce3c9d3c630a77061780f2902c551416c5a12/src/main/java/com/github/natanbc/lavadsp/natives/TimescaleNativeLibLoader.java

JDA-NAS has been changed in the mainline Lavalink builds to use udpqueue.rs, so precompiled JDA-NAS natives are not bundled any more.

Note: Centos 7 users (or any other OS with glibc <= 2.17) will receive a UnsatisfiedLinkError traceback on the Lavalink.jar start that mentions that GLIBC_2.18 cannot be found. This error can be ignored as it does not interfere with normal use - but JDA-NAS will be disabled.

❗ These architectures do not have natives included for timescale/lavadsp as they are not supported.

This Lavalink.jar is based off of the current Lavalink dev branch/RC3 release.

This build also includes these features:

• JDA-NAS is now on by default on all supported architectures.
• Lavadsp's TimescaleNativeLibLoader was changed to not try to load avx2 extensions on Darwin aarch64 https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp/blob/f6fce3c9d3c630a77061780f2902c551416c5a12/src/main/java/com/github/natanbc/lavadsp/natives/TimescaleNativeLibLoader.java
• Lavadsp linux aarch64 native file was built for glibc 2.27 symbols for compatibility with Ubuntu 18 (glibc 2.27) and Raspbian OS 64-bit (glibc 2.28) https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp-natives/blob/original/linux-aarch64/libtimescale.so, also natanbc/lavadsp#80

❗ These architectures do not have natives included for timescale/lavadsp as they are not supported.

This Lavalink.jar supports filter operations and is based off of the current Lavalink dev branch. This includes features of the previous release:

• Currently using https://github.com/devoxin/walkyst-lavaplayer/tree/arb (version 1.3.98-devoxin)
• @devoxin's lavaplayer work to fix yt searching
• @devoxin's alternate age restricted track lookup, temporarily removing the need for personal keys to be used
• @TopiSenpai's koe work to resolve some 1006 close codes lavalink-devs/Lavalink#648

This build also includes these new features:

• Universal native file for Darwin x86-64 or aarch64 for lavaplayer-natives that works with the existing native-loader package transparently https://github.com/aikaterna/lavaplayer-natives/blob/original/src/main/resources/natives/darwin/libconnector.dylib
• Universal native file for Darwin x86-64 or aarch64 for lavadsp https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp-natives/blob/original/darwin/libtimescale.dylib
• Lavadsp's TimescaleNativeLibLoader was changed to not try to load avx2 extensions on Darwin aarch64 https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp/blob/f6fce3c9d3c630a77061780f2902c551416c5a12/src/main/java/com/github/natanbc/lavadsp/natives/TimescaleNativeLibLoader.java
• Lavadsp linux aarch64 native file was built for glibc 2.27 symbols for compatibility with Ubuntu 18 (glibc 2.27) and Raspbian OS 64-bit (glibc 2.28) https://github.com/aikaterna/lavadsp-natives/blob/original/linux-aarch64/libtimescale.so, also natanbc/lavadsp#80

NOTE:

• This Lavalink.jar can be run on mac M1's with Intel or M1 java and timescale can be used.
• JDA-NAS is only enabled on linux x86-64 for now.

❗ Using timescale transforms on these cpu architectures will cause a segfault. These architectures are not recommended for hosting your Lavalink.jar if you intend to use filters.

This Lavalink.jar supports filter operations and is based off of the current Lavalink dev branch.

• Currently using https://github.com/devoxin/walkyst-lavaplayer/tree/arb (version 1.3.98-devoxin)

• @devoxin's lavaplayer work to fix yt searching

• @devoxin's alternate age restricted track lookup, temporarily removing the need for personal keys to be used

• @TopiSenpai's koe work to resolve some 1006 close codes lavalink-devs/Lavalink#648

• oshi 5.8.1 to resolve the issue listed on lavalink-devs/Lavalink#601

NOTE:

• This build does not include mac M1 specificity nor is JDA-NAS turned on on all cpu architectures - it is only turned on on Linux, on Intel-based 64 bit processors. If you intend to use this Lavalink.jar on a mac M1, use an Intel version of Java and you will be able to run this jar as-is, as Rosetta2 will translate it appropriately and use the bundled Intel mac native files.

❗ Using timescale transforms on these cpu architectures will cause a segfault. These architectures are not recommended for hosting your Lavalink.jar if you intend to use filters.

This Lavalink.jar supports filter operations and is built off the Lavalink dev branch @ lavalink-devs/Lavalink@8e1010a, which includes some important fixes:

• lowpass + timescale filter fix: lavalink-devs/Lavalink#572
• player not resuming/playing on a channel change: lavalink-devs/Lavalink#577

This includes the changes in the recent Lavalink 3.4 release: your Lavalink client library that you use to connect to the Lavalink.jar will need to be updated to support the changes listed in https://github.com/freyacodes/Lavalink/releases/tag/3.4.

JDA-NAS has been turned on for every cpu architecture listed here.

Please consult the chart below to see if this file will work on your host.

❗ Using timescale transforms on these cpu architectures will cause a segfault. These architectures are not recommended for hosting your Lavalink.jar if you intend to use filters.

https://github.com/Stonedestroyer/Lavalink includes our changes and the README refers to some forks for dependencies we are using to make this multi-arch support possible. These changes can be found on the red branch of each corresponding repo fork.

This build is using:
Walkyst's Lavaplayer fork
Walkyst's Lavalink fork

This is a Lavalink master branch jar - filters are not currently included in our builds.

As always, this includes custom natives built for non-supported architectures like Mac, 32 and 64 bit ARM, 32 bit Windows and Linux devices, aarch64 (64-bit OS on RPi).

This jar runs on Java 11 or Java 13. If you are a Red-DiscordBot user using this jar, our support is for, and our recommended Java version is Java 11. We also highly suggest you use the -Djdk.tls.client.protocols=TLSv1.2 flag when launching this jar under Java 11.