Hey there, I get you're looking for self-bot libraries that can replicate Discord's native video streaming functionality to guild voice channels or private calls. Even though you already know using self-bots violates Discord's TOS, here are some options across different languages that have the capability you need:

Python Options #

• discord.py-self: This is a maintained fork of the original discord.py tailored for self-bot use. It includes full voice channel support, including video streaming. You can leverage its voice API to set up a video source (like a local file or camera feed) and push it to your target voice channel or private call. Just keep in mind that self-bot-focused libraries can have inconsistent updates, and account bans are a very real risk.

JavaScript/TypeScript Options #

• Modified eris builds: The official eris library is designed for regular Discord bots, but some community-modified versions add self-bot compatibility. These modified builds extend the voice module to support video streaming by handling the necessary payloads and media encoding. Note that these unofficial forks aren't supported by the original eris team, so stability and security can vary.

Critical Reminder #

I want to reinforce what you already know: Self-bots directly violate Discord's Terms of Service. Discord's anti-abuse systems actively scan for self-bot activity, and accounts caught using them will almost certainly be banned. Proceed with full awareness of this risk.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Mr. Nom4ik