Reason unknown, possibly due to the compatibility stuff. Simply install pydub with conda, not pip (despite the suggestion on Pydub's GitHub page) conda install -c conda-forge pydub
Pydub requires it to perform the operations of format conversion. The problem is due to the missing of ffmpeg. Sound.export("D:/example/apple.wav", format="wav") Then to convert any file from mp3 to wav just use pydub as import pydub Then to install pydub just open your command prompt and type pip install pydub Do remember to install ffmpeg before you use pydub.įor help regarding installation of ffmpeg, you can use this link. You must go for pydub, it is a great module for operations related with audio files. This will sample at 16 kHz, with 8 bits/sample, giving you 16 kb/s. The sox program can convert stereo to mono: import subprocess You can only choose the left or right channel. This requires that the ffmpeg binary is in a location in your $PATH, by the way.Įdit: With ffmeg, you cannot convert stereo to mono, as far as I know. So you do have to install ffmpeg to make this work.īut if you don't need pydub for anything else, you can just use the built-in subprocess module to call a convertor program like ffmpeg like this: import subprocess The pydub module uses either ffmpeg or avconf programs to do the actual conversion.
0 kommentar(er)
