No such file or directory about audiocompare

[just4cn]

If ensure the file exists and still show this error, it may be that lame not suitable for current system.
You can test with enter ./lame in the root path of project, if it show /lib/ld-linux.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file or directory, you will need reinstall lame with yum install lame(centos) and replace the lame with installed one:

which lame
# output: /usr/bin/lame
# remove current lame
rm ./lame
# copy installed lame to current path
cp /usr/bin/lame ./

OR

change InputFile.py lame = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)) + "/lame" to lame = '/usr/bin/lame'

[sgn95]

replace WAV file
./audiomatch -f 11317.wav -f 11323.wav
not output

[sgn95]

Looking forward to your reply

[liaosishi]

Looking forward to your reply

Hi, sgn,

to run a Python program, you have to use the main function.
i.e.: cd to the direction where you've cloned this project, then type in 'python main.py -f A.wav -f B.wav'
And everything is OK.

[sgn95]

thank you

[sgn95]

hello i exec "python main.py -f A.wav -f B.wav" but console nothing

[sgn95]

Console has no output

[liaosishi]

hello i exec "python main.py -f A.wav -f B.wav" but console nothing

Two questions:

1. Did you actually have wave files named 'A.wav' and 'B.wav' in that direction?
   If not, try putting your wave files into the corresponding repository.
2. Is your default version of Python 2.x or 3.x?
   If it is 3.x, you have to specify: 'python2 main.py -f A.wav -f B.wav'.

[sgn95]

wav file in Under the current folder
Where should I put the audio files?
python version 2.7.12

[liaosishi]

wav file in Under the current folder
Where should I put the audio files?
python version 2.7.12

A quick way is to put them into the directory of your main.py file.
Remember to cd to the directory where the main function locates.

[WestbrookZero]

cd to the directory,I put wav file and mp3 file into the main function locates,and python is 2.7,but still No such file or directory,please help.

[charlesconnell]

Thanks all for the helpful conversation here. It sounds like this is not an actual bug, so I'm going to close the ticket.