Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is MCP Server? A: MCP Server is a Telegram Music Bot written in Python using Pyrogram and Py-Tgcalls. It allows you to play music and audio streams directly in your Telegram group chats.

Q: What are the key features of MCP Server? A: Key features include fast and lightweight streaming, safe admin controls, clean chat management, cool controls, rich thumbnails, versatile streaming options, multi-chat streaming, and multilingual support.

Q: What types of media can I stream with MCP Server? A: You can stream audio and video files, YouTube videos (any duration), YouTube live streams, playlists, and custom live streams like radio broadcasts or M3U8 links.

Q: How do I deploy MCP Server? A: You can deploy MCP Server via Heroku (one-click deployment) or self-hosting (legacy or Docker methods).

Q: What configuration options are available? A: Configuration options include API credentials, session strings, admin user IDs, bot token, stream quality, command prefix, language, stream mode, admin-only restrictions, and Spotify API credentials (optional).

Q: What are some common commands for MCP Server? A: Common commands include !ping, !start, !play, !skip, !pause, !resume, !list, !loop, !stop, and !update.

Q: How can I contribute to MCP Server? A: You can contribute by reporting bugs, suggesting new features, translating the bot into new languages, or contributing code improvements.

Q: Where can I get support for MCP Server? A: You can get support by joining the support group or opening an issue on the GitHub repository.

Q: Is MCP Server free to use? A: Yes, MCP Server is open-source and free to use under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.