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Hello, I've got echo nest setup with Python 2.6 on Windows 7 x64 and
everything seems to be okay. I'm able to run the Swinger script on
the command line.
When I type:
swinger.py Input.mp3 Output.mp3
the script proceeds to "upload' the analysis, and then tries to use
ffmpeg to produce the output file, which it calls "Input_Swing
+33.mp3." It creates and deletes a .wav in the temp file in AppData.
No matter what, I can't seem to find the output mp3 it claims to
create. I've never installed or done anything with ffmpeg, but if it
couldn't find it, wouldn't it give errors while running?
hopefully someone can help with this. Thanks!
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