provide example how to play local file with `Backg...
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t
provide example how to play local file with
BackgroundAudioPlayer
t
Thanks for reaching out, sergey. I'm an AI assistant and I'm here to help. Give me a moment while I research this topic.
To play a local audio file using the
BackgroundAudioPlayer
, you can use the
play
method. Here's an example:
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# Play another audio file at any time using the play method:
background_audio.play("filepath.ogg")
In this example, replace
"filepath.ogg"
with the path to your local audio file. Let me know if you need further assistance! Sources: Audio and video | LiveKit Docs
t
it doesn't work.
BackgroundAudioPlayer
can't find file
t
Hey there! I totally understand you're having some trouble, and I want to help you get to the bottom of this. Could you share a bit more information that would help me diagnose what's going on? I'm really interested in the details: • What's the full file path you're trying to use? • Can you confirm the file is in a directory where the application can actually find it? • Have you seen any error messages or logs that might give us a clue about why the file isn't being located? The more info you can share, the better I can support you in solving this! 😊
t
i'm trying to use relative path
t
Hey there! Thanks for providing more details about the path issue. I totally get how frustrating path problems can be - they're sneaky little troublemakers! 😊 Let me help you walk through some potential fixes: • First, double-check that your relative path is pointing exactly where you think it is. Pro tip: you can easily verify your current working directory using methods like
os.getcwd()
in Python. It's like getting your bearings before a road trip! • If you're still scratching your head, try using an absolute path. Sometimes that can help us pinpoint exactly what's going on. • Also, make sure your file is somewhere the application can actually reach and that you've got the right permissions. Think of it like making sure a door is unlocked before trying to walk through it. If you're still stuck, no worries! I'd love to help you solve this. Could you share the specific relative path you're using and any error messages you've seen? The more details, the better I can help you get this sorted out. We'll crack this together! šŸ•µļøā€ā™€ļøšŸ”