How to start audio in telegram bot?

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James_Obry2021-07-19 17:47:32

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James_Obry, 2021-07-19 17:47:32

The bottom line is this, the bot sends me an audio file and should run it immediately after he sent it, please help me using python and telebot

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Mikhail Krostelev, 2021-07-19
@twistfire92

Launch by hand. Telegram does not automatically open files or play audio. Unless gifs will work immediately and previews of small videos. But it has nothing to do with bots.

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Ilya Evseev, 2014-01-05
@sanhces7

The UPS should not be able to work for hours on built-in batteries, otherwise its price will skyrocket.
The built-in batteries should last just long enough for the connected equipment to complete its work normally, i.e. for a few minutes.
If you need to work longer - this is solved by connecting additional batteries:
5000wt.ru/ups/cyberpower/model/cyberpower_cps_600_e

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y_varaksin, 2014-01-06
@y_varaksin

The Luxeon UPS-500LU
costs $100 and supports an external battery up to 12V 400A. Plus gives a pure sine wave

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mishaspbru, 2014-01-17
@mishaspbru

If the current is 2A, then the power is 440 watts.
If you take 100Ah batteries 3pcs (UPS with AB input 36V), for example GP121000, then they, with a load power of 800W, will last for 5 hours.
If you take smaller batteries, for example, 65Ah (3pcs), for example GP12650, then with a power of 600W they will last for 2 hours 20 minutes, and with a power of 800W - for 1 hour 40 minutes.
The powers that I indicated here are constant for the duration of the battery discharge. Naturally, if the power is not consumed constantly, the batteries will last for a longer time.
The UPS itself, for example www.powermon.ru/goods/19966830-ats_1000_t_g_ibp_up...
You can connect both native battery modules to it, and simply 3 12V batteries connected in series (separate batteries will turn out cheaper).

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urgot, 2015-06-08
@urgot

Tell me, what is the difference between this kind of ipb bezpeka-shop.com/catalog/bloki_bespereboynogo_pitaniya/ ? I see that they are mounted on the wall, but where are such "units" used and can they be used to power computers, purely theoretically?