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i triple checked the link:
http://hlsliveamdgl0-lh.akamaihd.net/i/rnerne3_1@793568/index_128_a-p.m3u8?sd=10&rebase=on
which plays fine on other players and browsers.
Has it something to do that mocp is unable to parse m3u8 files?
I think this is a bug.
See also:
http://moc.daper.net/node/2429

when i set volume higher than 100% level (on pulseaudio), mocp server crashes.

if i restart with -D, the program tell me:
mocp: alsa.c:319: alsa_read_mixer_raw: asserzione "RANGE(0, vol, 100)" non riuscita.

version: 2.6.0~svn-r2994-3build1
arch : x86_64
distro: ubuntu 20.04

regards.

I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with i3-gaps on an old MacBook Pro (2010ish). In terminal, ls shows that I have an mp3 file named 'Deep Field' (quotes are shown in terminal as well, and that's the name of the song) but in MOC it doesn't recognize that I have an mp3 in that directory. Does anyone have any ideas? This same problem occurred on Cmus, but still no clue how to fix this.

Hello, I'm using MOC on my old mini PC with Debian Wheezy and a RME Digi 96 PCI sound card. I have build the newest version of MOC myself on the PC. Everything works fine except one thing:

I have some 96kHz 24 bit FLAC files. The /proc/asound filesystem shows me that the ALSA driver switches to 96kHz for playback of these files but does not switch to 24 bit playback, which is supported by the soundcard. It still shows 16 bit. Is 24 bit playback supported at all? The playlist window does not display anything about bit depth of current file. This should be also considered.

FATAL_ERROR: Can't receive tags event's data from the server!

Hi ! Sorry in advance if this is annoyn because so long but i tried mocp on another computer and id really like it to works on this one caus its a very nice programm im so sad ... please help. i hope those informations will help you , if not just tell me what your needs are ...

im runnin moc on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on a dell inspiron intelcorei5

/etc/asound.conf: https://git.darkn.space/unInstance/dotfiles/commit/d66fe44b6d7514dbc89555f157b0d58ae517ae9d
'mocp --version' output:

Hello,

After noticing that I was regularly seeing some core dumps in journalctl, I decided to find out why. After some investigation, I found the following:

* The crashes didn't come from just having MOC running but rather from the py3status's MOC plugin which adds some information about the track that is currently playing in the status bar. The way this works is that every N seconds, it runs `moc --info` to poll the currently playing track.

Seek forward/backward is not possible with any of my MKV files. The files play well, but seek forward/backward does nothing in case of .mkv.