Open johnnybigoode-zz opened 4 years ago
@johnnybigoode i welcome a pull request to add conda instructions to the readme. i did try setting up miniconda on both windows and mac but ran into some issues that were a bit technical to work around.
btw - i no longer recommend the docker method since it's significantly slower than the native install. i would guess conda is slightly slower than native but probably much faster than docker.
I'll try to come up with a more streamlined approach, but I'm not familiar with the max for love part
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@johnnybigoode https://github.com/johnnybigoode i welcome a pull request to add conda instructions to the readme. i did try setting up miniconda on both windows and mac but ran into some issues that were a bit technical to work around.
btw - i no longer recommend the docker method since it's significantly slower than the native install. i would guess conda is slightly slower than native but probably much faster than docker.
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I see many users frustrated with the install part of the plug-in, but everything can be easily streamlined if you use Miniconda.
conda install -c conda-forge spleeter
That's from the Spleeter github, can't get easier than that.
The problem arrises that spleeter won't be available in path, because that's how conda works.
So the plug-in would need a field to point to conda and to process audio you'll need
C:\ProgramData\Miniconda3\Scripts\activate.bat C:\ProgramData\Miniconda3
Before executing spleeter