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Choosing Working Music URLs for Custom Records

Supported Music Link Sources

A Custom Record cannot play audio from arbitrary webpages; the URL you paste must come from one of four supported platforms:

  • YouTube – Standard video links for streaming songs or long mixes.
  • Discord CDN – Direct attachment links copied from audio files uploaded to a Discord channel.
  • Dropbox – Shared links pointing to audio files stored in your Dropbox account.
  • Google Drive – Shareable links to audio tracks uploaded to your Drive.

When using Dropbox or Google Drive, make sure the file's sharing permissions allow anyone with the link to access it. Private links that require signing into a browser account cannot be read by the game client when the Jukebox tries to play them.

Pasting and Testing Your Links

When preparing tracks for your Jukebox, copy the full web address to your clipboard (Ctrl+C on Windows/Linux or Cmd+C on macOS). Switch back into Minecraft, hold a Custom Record, right-click to open its prompt, and paste the address (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V). Insert the Custom Record into a Jukebox right away to verify that the link loads cleanly and plays at a comfortable level alongside your Jukebox/Note Blocks slider in Options > Music & Sounds.