If you face an error, want to discuss this project or get support for it join @su_Chats.

Enormous and huge credits to @itayki from Israel for being with me while waiting for Mr. @TwitFace, AKA Andrew Lungers to release pytgcalls to write this bot.

From Mr. @TwitFace, AKA Andrew Lungers.

• A computer running a Linux distribution with a desktop environment,
• the latest version of Telegram desktop,
• pulseaudio (installation on Ubuntu: apt install pulseaudio),
• mplayer (installation on Ubuntu: apt install mplayer),
• python3 (installation on Ubuntu: apt install python3) and
• python3-pip (installation on Ubuntu: apt install python3-pip) installed on it.

1. Clone the repository and change the dir:

    git clone https://github.com/rojserbest/VoiceChatPyroBot.git && cd VoiceChatPyroBot

2. Modify sample_config.py to use your credenitals and then rename/copy it to config.py:

   API_ID: your api id from my.telegram.org

   API_HASH: your api hash from my.telegram.org

   TOKEN: your bot token from @BotFather

   SUDO_USERS: a list of user ids which can pause, skip and change volume

   LOG_GROUP: (optional) a group chat id to send "now playing" messages to in a non-spammy way

3. Install the required Python packages:

    pip(3) install -U -r requirements.txt

4. Make sure pulseaudio is running and load a null sink named MySink by running:

    bash pa.sh

5. Run the bot:

    python(3) bot.py

6. Open Telegram desktop, join a voice chat and set MySink as your microphone.
7. Once you've done the steps above, you can start using and sending commands to your bot to stream in the voice chat you are currently in with Telegram desktop!