Open aniketzz opened 2 years ago
If you would like to programmatically access the output afterwards, the clean approach is to use the SMILEapi or any of the wrappers provided for Python/Android/iOS.
If you really want to see the results on the terminal, you could try passing/dev/stdout
as CSV filename and disable all logging output. Alternatively, there is the cDataPrintSink
component which prints data written to it to the console. You will have to modify your config file to output to this component instead of the standard data output config include.
running
./SMILExtract -C config/prosody/liveProsodyAcf.conf -I input.wav -O out.csv
gives me a CSV as output.But I would like to print the data for every frameTime on the console.