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Installation Difficulties #20
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Hi, I have included one colab notebook in the readme. https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1XuFNdYbcHBy3OyGCmtt2UGa2-PXjkJeo?usp=sharing |
Thank you! I didn't see this, my apologies! Do you plan on updating it to the current version once you are done with the current update you are working on? |
Hello! I uninstalled Python and other similar programs to start from scratch. The code is running fine but, coming up with an error regarding past versions of the transkun.. I have little knowledge with coding and I may have misunderstood something regarding the installation but, this is the error: ERROR: Cannot install transkun==0.1.3, transkun==0.1.4, transkun==2.0.0 and transkun==2.0.1 because these package versions have conflicting dependencies. The conflict is caused by: I did not change anything with the installation process as I downloaded the zip and unzipped it and ran the "pip3 install transkun" as intended. |
Hi, it's the lasted version as documented in my ISMIR paper. |
Hello! I believe it has something to do with my python version? This is the error that occurs when using the command, "pip3 install transkun==2.0.1": INFO: pip is looking at multiple versions of transkun to determine which version is compatible with other requirements. This could take a while. If you could direct me to which verison I should install, I will do that and try again! Let me know if there is any additional programs related to python, pip, etc.. that I should also install that isn't included in the requirements.txt/setup.py. Thank very much! |
Now it says your python version is higher than what the current version of torchaudio supports. On my system I use python 3.10. |
Hey, Yujia! So, the suggestion for using python 3.10 WORKED!! Which is great, but now I am left with another problem.. (sorry). So, when installed all requirements are met (satisfied). So, I know that everything is correctly installed and no errors whatsoever. BUT, I am having trouble running the command for transcribing a audio. In my directory, "C:\Users(REDACTED)\Downloads\Transkun-main\Transkun-main" I have a audio recording for a piano piece I am trying to transcribe. When opening up the CMD/Python and using the command with "$ transkun ______" it says, $ : The term '$' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the
And I am not understanding why because all programs and requirements for the transkun installation are met and satisfied. Yet, no command is working. Additionally, when testing other commands to execute the transcribing process like "transkun ____" (without the $ symbol) it starts to process something but, ends with an error. C:\Users\conno\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\transkun\transcribe.py:49: FutureWarning: You are using Any other information you could possible help with would be greatly appreciated and thank you for all you do! And, when typing out "input.mp3" and "output.mid" I should be putting them in PATH form to where the mp3 is located, yes? (Because, that is what I have been doing. Although, I have tried both with PATH and without. Both resulted in error.) |
Hello Newbie Here!
I am trying to install the latest version of this, and I am coming up with some rather odd... difficulties. (It is kind of embarrassing that this is labeled as "simple", yet I am having so much trouble. Hah)
Is there any way you could provide a YouTube tutorial on installation? I did as you suggested in the ReadMe, and I am coming up with nothing. Such as "Requirement already satisfied:" (which I figured is that all the packages needed for setup are already located in my python packages from the previous attempts at installing) but, the issue is that "$ : The term '$' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name" Keeps appearing?
I've tried it in the CodeSpaces (GitHub), Studio Code, Github Desktop, etc... And same issue every time.
A tutorial or a Google Collab would be lovely.
Thank you for all you do!
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