michaelwa

michaelwa

I am running through the initial membrane tutorial:

I have installed the two required libraries:

❯ apt list --installed | grep "libmad0-dev"
libmad0-dev/focal,now 0.15.1b-10ubuntu1 amd64 [installed]

❯ apt list --installed | grep "portaudio19-dev"
portaudio19-dev/focal,now 19.6.0-1build1 amd64 [installed]

I started an iex session and ran the code snippet code in separate blocks. All is well until the last block calling “start_link”, then there is a warning and an error:

7:14:06.609 [warning] The on_load function for module Elixir.Membrane.PortAudio.Sink.Native.Nif returned:
{%RuntimeError{
   message: "Bundlex cannot load nif :sink of app :membrane_portaudio_plugin\nfrom \"/home/michael_intandem/.cache/mix/installs/elixir-1.16.0-erts-14.1.1/296ba109bd28b18599af0e6d5e8838bb/_build/dev/lib/membrane_portaudio_plugin/priv/bundlex/nif/sink\", check bundlex.exs file for information about nifs.\nReason: :load_failed, Failed to load NIF library /home/michael_intandem/.cache/mix/installs/elixir-1.16.0-erts-14.1.1/296ba109bd28b18599af0e6d5e8838bb/_build/dev/lib/membrane_portaudio_plugin/priv/bundlex/nif/sink: 'libssl.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory'\n"
 },
 [
   {Membrane.PortAudio.Sink.Native.Nif, :load_nif, 0,
    [
      file: ~c"lib/membrane_portaudio_plugin/sink_native.ex",
      line: 1,
      error_info: %{...}
    ]},
   {:code_server, :"-handle_on_load/5-fun-0-", 1,
    [file: ~c"code_server.erl", line: 1398]}
 ]}


07:14:06.586 [error] Process #PID<0.313.0> raised an exception
** (RuntimeError) Bundlex cannot load nif :sink of app :membrane_portaudio_plugin
from "/home/michael_intandem/.cache/mix/installs/elixir-1.16.0-erts-14.1.1/296ba109bd28b18599af0e6d5e8838bb/_build/dev/lib/membrane_portaudio_plugin/priv/bundlex/nif/sink", check bundlex.exs file for information about nifs.
Reason: :load_failed, Failed to load NIF library /home/michael_intandem/.cache/mix/installs/elixir-1.16.0-erts-14.1.1/296ba109bd28b18599af0e6d5e8838bb/_build/dev/lib/membrane_portaudio_plugin/priv/bundlex/nif/sink: 'libssl.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory'

    (membrane_portaudio_plugin 0.18.3) lib/membrane_portaudio_plugin/sink_native.ex:1: Membrane.PortAudio.Sink.Native.Nif.load_nif/0
    (kernel 9.1) code_server.erl:1398: anonymous fn/1 in :code_server.handle_on_load/5

I am running:

❯ asdf current
elixir          1.16.0-otp-26   /home/michael/.tool-versions
erlang          26.1.2          /home/michael/.tool-versions

I also tried an earlier 1.15 version with the same result.

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BradS2S

BradS2S

Here’s something that I got to work in IEx. (It is up to step 3.)

# Run as: iex --dot-iex path/to/notebook.exs

# Title: Membrane tutorial

Mix.install([
  :membrane_hackney_plugin,
  :membrane_mp3_mad_plugin,
  :membrane_portaudio_plugin
])

# ── Section ──

defmodule VolumeKnob do
  @moduledoc """
  Membrane filter that changes the audio volume
  by the gain passed via options.
  """
  use Membrane.Filter

  alias Membrane.RawAudio

  def_input_pad(:input, accepted_format: RawAudio, flow_control: :auto)
  def_output_pad(:output, accepted_format: RawAudio, flow_control: :auto)

  def_options(
    gain: [
      spec: float(),
      description: """
      The factor by which the volume will be changed.

      A gain smaller than 1 reduces the volume and gain
      greater than 1 increases it.
      """
    ]
  )

  @impl true
  def handle_init(_ctx, options) do
    {[], %{gain: options.gain}}
  end

  @impl true
  def handle_buffer(:input, buffer, ctx, state) do
    stream_format = ctx.pads.input.stream_format
    sample_size = RawAudio.sample_size(stream_format)

    payload =
      for <<sample::binary-size(sample_size) <- buffer.payload>>, into: <<>> do
        value = RawAudio.sample_to_value(sample, stream_format)
        scaled_value = round(value * state.gain)
        RawAudio.value_to_sample(scaled_value, stream_format)
      end

    buffer = %Membrane.Buffer{buffer | payload: payload}
    {[buffer: {:output, buffer}], state}
  end
end

defmodule MyPipeline do
  use Membrane.Pipeline

  @impl true
  def handle_init(_ctx, path_to_mp3) do
    spec =
      child(%Membrane.Hackney.Source{
        location: path_to_mp3,
        hackney_opts: [follow_redirect: true]
      })
      |> via_out(:output)
      |> via_in(:input)
      |> child(Membrane.MP3.MAD.Decoder)
      |> via_out(:output)
      |> via_in(:input)
      |> child(%VolumeKnob{gain: 0.9})
      |> via_out(:output)
      |> via_in(:input)
      |> child(Membrane.PortAudio.Sink)

    {[spec: spec], %{}}
  end
end

mp3_url =
  "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/membraneframework/membrane_demo/master/simple_pipeline/sample.mp3"

Membrane.Pipeline.start_link(MyPipeline, mp3_url)

Also, if you haven’t had a chance to check out LiveBook, it’s an amazing notebook like Jupyter is for Python. Great option for stuff you might be reaching for iex atm.

I was able to get it working in LiveBook as well. Here’s a link to download it.

MacOS 13.4.1 (c) (22F770820d)
Erlang/OTP 26 [erts-14.2.1] [source] [64-bit] [smp:16:16] [ds:16:16:10] [async-threads:1] [jit:ns] [dtrace]
Elixir 1.16.0 (compiled with Erlang/OTP 26)

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mat-hek

mat-hek

Membrane Core Team

Ok, so it seems possible to make it work with OpenSSL 1.1, however, Ubuntu 20.04 uses an old version of GlibC as well, which is harder to support. Thus, it seems that until you upgrade the OS, you need to disable the precompiled deps completely:

config :bundlex, :disable_precompiled_os_deps, true

^ This is possible since the latest release of Bundlex, 1.4.5, so make sure it’s up to date. Then, install all the dependencies manually. For the example in the tutorial, you’ll need:

sudo apt install pkg-config alsa portaudio19-dev libmad0-dev

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