Open Ludwigvsch opened 3 years ago
@Isaac-The-Brave You should try pip freeze > requirments.txt
in the root folder. In that way, we also will know the version number and all the libraries that you are using. (I am having trouble with a library called PyAudio)
This works if you are in a virtual environment, otherwise, all the libraries of your computer will be printed on the file requirements.
Thanks @Ludwigvsch
(I am having trouble with a library called PyAudio)
@renatojobal Likewise, also having issues with PyAudio. Hrmmm...
@Isaac-The-Brave You should try
pip freeze > requirments.txt
in the root folder. In that way, we also will know the version number and all the libraries that you are using. (I am having trouble with a library called PyAudio)
Updated it as per your request :).
ise, also having issues with PyAudio. Hrmmm...
I also had a problem with pyAudio. I chalked it down to being on windows right now, which usually works for all my problems. I remember googling some stuff to make it work, I'll share what I still have in my history:
I just re-installed pyaudio package withing the conda env i'm running within.
all good.
change it to: SpeechRecognition in reequirements.txt instead of speech_recognition