No sound :( (still awesome script though...) about slack-audiobot HOT 4 OPEN

Also verified... when I run "mplayer sounds/tada.mp3" in CMD from the script's location, it works.
Any ideas?

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Hrm weird... not sure what's going on there. I've tried running it from a couple of different places - it shouldn't really matter where. Is this on Mac or Windows? And sorry for the slow reply, this is pretty much the only thing I've contributed to github so far, and haven't been particularly active. Bad dev!!

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Thanks for your reply mate!
I got it working last week, sorry I forgot to update! Bad me.

I'm using an Intel Compute Stick (HDMI) with Windows 10 Home.
There were a couple of things I had to change to get it working.

I changed the mplayer version to 32bit instead of 64bit.
I was testing on my local machine, that one was 64 and that's why the mp3 played when I ran mplayer from the console. Doing the same on the Compute Stick displayed a problem in the console, because that version of Win10 was 32bit, I always thought it was backwards compatible, but replacing the 64bit version fixed the error.

Additionally I changed the outputDevice (I commented out the If/else) statement which checks for headphones or speakers, so it always uses this: -ao dsound:device=2. Maybe the stick's settings are flaky, I don't know.

So now we are enjoying the Audiobot in our office too! It works flawlessly and we have a lot of laughs with it. Awesome awesome script, thank you so much for putting this on GitHub!! It runs all day, playing a song on succesful order confirmations and another one on new Azure deployments.

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Super glad to hear you got it sorted. Might have to update this repo to use the 32 bit version - assuming the 32 bit would work on a 64 bit machine.

Our office bot has morphed into a crazy, crazy beast. Somehow I've got to get the code back on track! Hoping to modularize it as we now have it controlling spotify on our office jukebox (it's an old de-commissioned Mac) and handling "dibs" for foosball games. Would be good to publish this as separate repos or perhaps node_modules (now that I know a bit more about npm etc.)

Thanks for the feedback, and get back in touch any time you need help or have any suggestions for further development.

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