qqbot-media

QQBot media routing is handled by wrapping absolute file paths in <qqmedia> tags, which auto-detects the media type from the file extension and routes it to the correct processing flow.

No, sending files through QQBot media messages requires absolute paths. You must provide the full absolute path inside the <qqmedia> tag to ensure the system correctly locates and processes the media.

The file size limit for sending images, videos, audio, or other files in a QQBot chat is 10MB. Media exceeding this limit will not be processed by the routing system.

To reuse received user-uploaded media in a QQBot response, retain the original absolute file path and wrap it again in the <qqmedia> tag, maintaining the conversation context while re-sending the media across channels.

Yes, QQBot media routing supports receiving and forwarding all file types. It automatically categorizes media into image, audio, video, or general file routes based on the file extension.

QQBot media message routing fails if the <qqmedia> tag is missing, the path is not absolute, or the file exceeds the 10MB limit. Ensure correct tag usage and absolute paths for predictable cross-channel behavior.