univrsal
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I doubt its a bug, but if so you'll have to report it to the obs developers.
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Knuckleheadz
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Hi.... I'm trying to get TUNA working with VLC Player.
I added VLC Video Source (called Music Playlist) and pointed it at a folder that contains all my tracks that I want to play on shuffle.
I can see Music Playlist in the drop down under the VLC tab in TUNA so selected that, but I don't know what to put in the Song Info Outputs option... should this be a list of all the possible songs that might play (as I am using shuffle it won't be in that order)?
I also see under Song Placeholder that "No Song Is Playing"
When I add TUNA as a source I just get a green rectangle with nothing else.
All I'd like to add is Artist - Title which has all been added via MP3Tag in to each FLAC file.
I'm not sure what I am missing... Can you help? Thanks!
I added VLC Video Source (called Music Playlist) and pointed it at a folder that contains all my tracks that I want to play on shuffle.
I can see Music Playlist in the drop down under the VLC tab in TUNA so selected that, but I don't know what to put in the Song Info Outputs option... should this be a list of all the possible songs that might play (as I am using shuffle it won't be in that order)?
I also see under Song Placeholder that "No Song Is Playing"
When I add TUNA as a source I just get a green rectangle with nothing else.
All I'd like to add is Artist - Title which has all been added via MP3Tag in to each FLAC file.
I'm not sure what I am missing... Can you help? Thanks!
This is happening to me too.
Hello,
I'm having issues running this on the current release of OBS 25.0.8. I downloaded the installer and ran it, Tuna settings is appearing in the Tools menu. While I was able to configure the Spotify connection I am unable to have anything available to output. Looking over other tutorials assuming I did something (somehow?) it looks like there should have been a default output file. Under Song info outputs in the Basic tab I have nothing, it's just blank. Any attempt of adding a new directory under Add new does not work. The button to the right of Song info path does nothing, adding my own directory does nothing. I tried making a txt file named Tuna.txt and directing the path there or just leaving it in the general folder if Tuna would make its own file by default. When pressing OK nothing new pops up under Song info output. I am very confused how this is supposed to work...?
I'm having issues running this on the current release of OBS 25.0.8. I downloaded the installer and ran it, Tuna settings is appearing in the Tools menu. While I was able to configure the Spotify connection I am unable to have anything available to output. Looking over other tutorials assuming I did something (somehow?) it looks like there should have been a default output file. Under Song info outputs in the Basic tab I have nothing, it's just blank. Any attempt of adding a new directory under Add new does not work. The button to the right of Song info path does nothing, adding my own directory does nothing. I tried making a txt file named Tuna.txt and directing the path there or just leaving it in the general folder if Tuna would make its own file by default. When pressing OK nothing new pops up under Song info output. I am very confused how this is supposed to work...?
Hi, I was having the exact problem you describe.
To solve it, just go to https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/tuna.843/history and install 1.4.2 version.
To solve it, just go to https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/tuna.843/history and install 1.4.2 version.
univrsal
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unlikely, at least not from me
AsheJunius
New Member
First of all, thanks for this awesome plugin! It definitely helps for the attribution credits during a stream. However, I have one request:
Is there a way to incorporate the Playlist Name and/or Playlist Creator from the Spotify player as placeholders for the Song Format? If not, can you implement it somehow? I'd like to display this information to my viewers so they can look up the referenced playlists on Spotify, if they want to. See attachment for example. It can also help me when I'm trying to credit a music source in the video description when I export my streams to YouTube.
Thanks!
Is there a way to incorporate the Playlist Name and/or Playlist Creator from the Spotify player as placeholders for the Song Format? If not, can you implement it somehow? I'd like to display this information to my viewers so they can look up the referenced playlists on Spotify, if they want to. See attachment for example. It can also help me when I'm trying to credit a music source in the video description when I export my streams to YouTube.
Thanks!
cheecheese45
New Member
Hi,
I'm using OBS 26.0.0 and have the Tuna V1.4.2 merge to the respective OBS folder, followed the tutorial video. Created a text file name song and from OBS pointing to this file. On the music control deck it is showing no song playing. Trying to use window title to detect the song from the browser but it does not seem to detect the browser. I not sure what steps I'm missing in order for this plugin to work.
Thanks in advance
I'm using OBS 26.0.0 and have the Tuna V1.4.2 merge to the respective OBS folder, followed the tutorial video. Created a text file name song and from OBS pointing to this file. On the music control deck it is showing no song playing. Trying to use window title to detect the song from the browser but it does not seem to detect the browser. I not sure what steps I'm missing in order for this plugin to work.
Thanks in advance
univrsal
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universallp updated Tuna with a new update entry:
Small fixes and update to OBS 26.0.0
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Can someone point me to the instructions on how to leverage Tuna to display the "now playing" title leveraging the VLC source. I'm getting stuck on how to locate the .txt file and load it into the "song info path".
I'm also seeing this error in the log file (despite being up to date with VLC):
[tuna] VLC source not available, VLC support disabled
Any tips would be appreciated!
I'm also seeing this error in the log file (despite being up to date with VLC):
[tuna] VLC source not available, VLC support disabled
Any tips would be appreciated!
univrsal
Active Member
The error message is wrong, as long as there's no error message in the VLC tab it's supported. As to where to find the text file, look at the resource page under " Where is the song information?"
Zekira
New Member
Hi,
So it seems that not every unicode character is supported or something. For Japanese in particular.
source is in-OBS VLC source
キミニあげる works fine, which is just hiragana and katakana:
But when kanji comes into the mix, I think that's where it freaks out.
watson - 渇き:
watson - 春宵闇ニ咲ク
I checked the text file and it seems to also not be written properly:
If I manually change the text file while the song is running, it's displaying fine in OBS. So I think it has to do with the way Tuna is retrieving the title from the file.
So it seems that not every unicode character is supported or something. For Japanese in particular.
source is in-OBS VLC source
キミニあげる works fine, which is just hiragana and katakana:
But when kanji comes into the mix, I think that's where it freaks out.
watson - 渇き:
watson - 春宵闇ニ咲ク
I checked the text file and it seems to also not be written properly:
If I manually change the text file while the song is running, it's displaying fine in OBS. So I think it has to do with the way Tuna is retrieving the title from the file.
univrsal
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universallp updated Tuna with a new update entry:
Browser Widget
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Browser Widget
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