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It seems like JL doesn't play some common audio file types so it bugs out with some of the sources from the local audio server. This has become a bigger problem now that the recommended data source has opus audio. You simply get a "Error playing Audio" error if you configure the local audio server as a source with the recommended data source now. FWIW, JL can play the alternative / older mp3 sources but some of the older sources were using .aac (in particular, the nhk and shinmeikai8 sources).
baddea6 adds support to additional audio formats. JL now can handle .mp3, .aac, .m4a, .ogg (Vorbis), .oga (Vorbis), .flac and probably a few other audio formats.
But JL still does not support the .opus format. See: naudio/NAudio#674.
Adding opus support is not trivial and I don't want to add another huge dependency to add it either. Unless NAudio itself (or a comparable .NET library) adds support for opus format JL will not support it.
Ogg/Vorbis should be pretty comparable to Opus/Vorbis. And I've opened an issue for Ogg/Vorbis support in the local audio server repo, see: yomidevs/local-audio-yomichan#23. Let's hope they offer an Ogg/Vorbis version as well.
It seems like JL doesn't play some common audio file types so it bugs out with some of the sources from the local audio server. This has become a bigger problem now that the recommended data source has opus audio. You simply get a "Error playing Audio" error if you configure the local audio server as a source with the recommended data source now. FWIW, JL can play the alternative / older mp3 sources but some of the older sources were using
.aac
(in particular, the nhk and shinmeikai8 sources).The workaround for now is to use the new mp3 sources. But it would be nice if JL could support playing other audio types. A canonical list of the types used by the local audio server are available here: https://github.com/themoeway/local-audio-yomichan/blob/dadd63feb35e89b9030fd18c036d59c45020436b/plugin/server.py#L28
(Logs suggest JL only supports mp3 audio fwiw.
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