[FUN] CustomMusic v0.9a - Webradio, MP3 and more to hear for everybody! [1.2.4-R0.1]

Hi, I can't get the AudioClient working. This is the error I get when trying to run it as administrator

Code:

C:\Users\Kyle\Downloads\CustomMusic_AudioClient>java -jar MC_AudioClient.jar
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
        at Client.main(Client.java:49)

I can't seem to get the audioclient to work. I followed all the direction but when I try and start it the window just blinks. Comes up then disappears, nothing happens.

Ok I finally got it working using craftbukkit # 670. If anyone needs help I can make a tutorial on how I did it and post it here...

probably at first repeat of a mp3 file ca. 4 minutes, i heard this "chchrchr" noise in the musicstream like radios with bad antenna
and got this error:

Code:

Exception in thread "BasicPlayer" java.lang.NullPointerException
        at javazoom.jlgui.basicplayer.BasicPlayer.run(BasicPlayer.java:603)
        at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)

Heya. So I've placed the music in my computer's directory
C:\Users\Yongzheng\Desktop\Audioclient\Music\craftplayer{name=waytodusk}

When i go into minecraft and type in the command /cm setbox 1, they say that I have no mp3 files in the folder. why is that so? My files are of .mp3 format.

Go to your audioclient folder, right click startclient.bat.
Replace the word 'java' with "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" with the quotes on.
I'm running Windows 64bit. If you're running on 32bit, replace it with "C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" instead.
Remember to replace YourMinecraftName with your minecraft username

Not working for me either the .bat isn't doing what its meant to and using cmd as a substitute is failing

Me gusta. Now if only you got this to work with streaming audio sources, such as Shoutcast-type stations (I personally listen to SomaFM), this would be a totally kick-ass plugin.

Sorry for not replying for so long, I was pretty busy this week.

This will be possible in the next version. I'm already done with that but I still need to do some testing.
Most likely it will come tomorrow.

@madzz
Are you sure the MC_AudioClient.jar is in the same folder as your startclient.bat?
You can try to redownload it, just to make sure that there was no error during the download.

Did you replace YourMinecraftName with your name?
How did you fix this?

Locate the "java.exe" on your computer and replace "java" with the path to your java.exe (in the startclient.bat)
It could look like this:

Code:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -jar MC_AudioClient.jar YourMinecraftName

Maybe you haven't set your properties file correctly. Read the how-to in the OP for more information.
Same for @Demon Boy

I know this bug but I couldn't fix it yet. Us /cm toggle twice to get rid of this.

Does it say that your AudioClient is initialized?
That's weird. If your Music folder is in the same directory as your MC_AudioClient.jar it should actually work.

This would be cool, but it isn't what this plugin is meant to do.

Have you issued the upload command from the MC_AudioClien.jar?

Well that helped, it created the folder for me but it gives me this error:

Code:

15:49:18 [SEVERE] java.io.IOException: Bad packet id 48
15:49:18 [SEVERE]       at net.minecraft.server.Packet.b(Packet.java:84)
15:49:18 [SEVERE]       at net.minecraft.server.NetworkManager.f(NetworkManager.
java:130)
15:49:18 [SEVERE]       at net.minecraft.server.NetworkManager.c(NetworkManager.
java:229)
15:49:18 [SEVERE]       at net.minecraft.server.NetworkReaderThread.run(SourceFi
le:68)
15:49:18 [INFO] /24.162.172.127:50286 lost connection

It gives me this error on the server console every time I start audio client then audio client closes it's self.

This happens when you attempt to connect directly to the Minecraft server port. Check what port you have configured for the CustomMusic plugin (by default, 4224), and set that into your AudioClient's properties file.
WegFetz, you should add in your OP that if you get a "Bad packet id 48," this means you are not connecting to the plugin's port, but instead you are connecting directly to the Minecraft server.

Heya peeps! It was fixed Apparently the IP address in my AudioClient.properties was set wrongly. Sorry! And thanks for all your help!

Its important to do the commands yourself in a elevated command prompt. Its also important to have your server running first, and to also make sure you have everything ported correctly

Version 0.4

• added option to choose which songs a box plays (more info in the how-to section)
• added multiworld support
• added check to prevent the AC to delete songs which are not downloaded by the AC
• little bugfixes

By default every box will play every song of the owner until he uses the '/cm choose' command.
Please note that every box that was set before 0.4 will be transferred to the default world.

How much memory does this plugin use?

@The PC Tech Guy

The reason why I put 25565 is that 4224 doesn't work. When I start up audio client with port set to 4224 it says:

Code:

C:\Users\Zombie\Desktop\McCraftBukkit_Server\Audio Client>"C:\Program Files (x86
)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -jar MC_AudioClient.jar YourMinecraftName" -jar MC_Aud
ioClient.jar YourMinecraftName -jar "MC_AudioClient.jar" jmcneely
Connected!
Name registered! Log into Minecraft within 60s or use '/cm init' if you are alre
ady logged in.

But when I log into the server it says "CustomMusic: Initialization failed! Make sure you started the AudioClient!"

Here are my configurations:

Code:

#===CustomMusic configuration===
#Fri Apr 15 13:45:09 CST 2011
Maximum-Boxes-per-Player=3
Maximum-MP3-per-Player=5
Music-range=15
Maximum-MP3-Size-MB=15
Server-Port=4224

Code:

#===MC-AudioClient configuration===
#Fri Apr 15 13:45:48 CST 2011
Server-IP=24.162.172.127
Server-Port=4224

I really have no idea what I'm doing wrong, I keep repeating the instructions and end up in the same spot.

@jmcneely
Looks like your startclient.bat contained

Code:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -jar  MC_AudioClient.jar YourMinecraftName" -jar MC_AudioClient.jar  YourMinecraftName -jar "MC_AudioClient.jar" jmcneely

instead of

Code:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -jar "MC_AudioClient.jar" jmcneely

I thought this too at one time, even with the startclient.bat file correctly configured. (however the reason why it didn't work is different (see first few pages), in this case WegFetZ may have found out why.)

Whatever you do, do NOT set the port as your server's port! That is a No-No!

Alright I think I got it, I just messed up my startclient.bat, I had difficulties setting it up and overlooked somethings. thank you WegFetZ and The PC Tech Guy so very much.

GJ, I have a suggestion can make plugin support internet music/radio (like SHOUTcast Radio)?

bug CM 0.4 #678: my player with moderator permissions and inherited following permissions can upload mp3 receives message "You already have 3 boxes!" and can't add a box. but my BoxList.db hasn't got any boxes from him, even after server restart.

Code:

    - cm.init
    - cm.setbox
    - cm.upload

Code:

CraftPlayer{name=Kartus}:35.5:64.0:-10.5:1:CraftWorld{name=world}
CraftPlayer{name=Kartus}:41.529324:64.0:24.760504:2:CraftWorld{name=world}

Which command does he use when he gets this message?

@Victueno
Your server only needs the CustomMusic.jar
The AudioClient is needed on your pc where you play minecraft.
Follow the instructions in the OP

/cm setbox 114. it's no real bug, it's only wrong message it should say "you can only set box until number x". x = maxboxes. he can use "/cm setbox" and "/cm setbox {1-3}".

at which bps rate is the server streaming the music?

Suggest 1
set in config only "max-music-range=30" and "default-music-range=15". and settable maximum in permissions, like plugin DorpChest does:

Suggest 2
give a permission "cm.admin" which grants unlimited boxes/song's/range. and for each "cm.admin.box", "cm.admin.song", "cm.admin.range".

You're right, it's a wrong message
The music isn't really streaming, the files are just transferred to the clients which is limited by the speed of the clients/ server's internet connection.

It's already on the to-do list but thanks for the DropChest example. I didn't know that this is possible.

is CustomMusic also usable with MAC? if yes, same installationsteps like in windows, or how?

Read the FAQ

Got a bug to report. I updated to 0.4 and all was going well. Set a box, choose the song to play with it but yet it didn't work. So I then looked at the AudioClient and saw that I had some errors. It seems that you're basing it off of windows and how windows doesn't really care about case sensitivity, but since I'm on Linux "song" is completely different than "Song" because of the case difference. Once I renamed the song locally it played fine. So I recommend maybe having it keep the case the same.

I just tested it again to be sure that it wasn't working the correct way and I got the same results. My server and client are both linux based, so if you need any help or got questions please let me know.

Code:

Uploading 02 Lord You're Mighty.mp3...
Upload done!

java.io.FileNotFoundException: Music/craftplayer{name=graywolf336}/02 lord you're mighty.mp3 (No such file or directory)
    at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
    at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:137)
    at org.tritonus.share.sampled.file.TAudioFileReader.getAudioFileFormat(TAudioFileReader.java:108)
    at javazoom.spi.mpeg.sampled.file.MpegAudioFileReader.getAudioFileFormat(Unknown Source)
    at Player.getDuration(Player.java:132)
    at Player.getSongOffset(Player.java:90)
    at Player.run(Player.java:35)
Missing MP3!

And here's a screen shot to show that the original file is there: