ZhymabekRoman
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1 year ago Can you show all file names, your code and full traceback? We are not mind reader
Closed lightcomc closed 1 year ago
ZhymabekRoman
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1 year ago Can you show all file names, your code and full traceback? We are not mind reader
lightcomc
commented
1 year ago Okay - sure. so fast!
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lightcomc
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1 year ago C:\WINDOWS\system32>python "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py" new --dbase "C:\MUSIC FINGERPRINTS DATABASES\bad 2 sin.pklz" "G:\YOUTUBE\bad 2 sin_exc\$APER Живой 2011.opus" 1>>"C:\MUSIC FINGERPRINTS DATABASES\fingerprint.txt"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 504, in <module>
main(sys.argv)
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 484, in main
do_cmd(cmd, analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter,
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 178, in do_cmd
report([time.ctime() + " ingesting #" + str(ix) + ": "
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 335, in report
print(msg)
File "C:\Program Files\Python310\lib\encodings\cp1251.py", line 19, in encode
return codecs.charmap_encode(input,self.errors,encoding_table)[0]
UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u0306' in position 77: character maps to <undefined>
C:\WINDOWS\system32>python "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py" new --dbase "C:\MUSIC FINGERPRINTS DATABASES\bad 2 sin.pklz" "G:\YOUTUBE\bad 2 sin_exc\- Мухомор - Полумягкие & Kroog Kroog ⧸ Мухомор (ЕР) 2013 Мягкий Тони Production.opus" 1>>"C:\MUSIC FINGERPRINTS DATABASES\fingerprint.txt"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 504, in <module>
main(sys.argv)
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 484, in main
do_cmd(cmd, analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter,
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 178, in do_cmd
report([time.ctime() + " ingesting #" + str(ix) + ": "
File "C:\Users\test\AppData\Local\Programs\audfprint-gui\resources\app.asar.unpacked\build\audfprint\audfprint.py", line 335, in report
print(msg)
File "C:\Program Files\Python310\lib\encodings\cp1251.py", line 19, in encode
return codecs.charmap_encode(input,self.errors,encoding_table)[0]
UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u29f8' in position 103: character maps to <undefined>And Many More symbols. I can trace errors with another file names.
lightcomc
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1 year ago #!/usr/bin/python
# coding=utf-8
"""
audfprint.py
Implementation of acoustic-landmark-based robust fingerprinting.
Port of the Matlab implementation.
2014-05-25 Dan Ellis dpwe@ee.columbia.edu
"""
from __future__ import division, print_function
# For reporting progress time
import time
# For command line interface
import docopt
import os
# For __main__
import sys
# For multiprocessing options
import multiprocessing
import joblib
# The actual analyzer class/code
import audfprint_analyze
# Access to match functions, used in command line interface
import audfprint_match
# My hash_table implementation
import hash_table
if sys.version_info[0] >= 3:
# Python 3 specific definitions
time_clock = time.process_time
else:
# Python 2 specific definitions
time_clock = time.clock
def filename_list_iterator(filelist, wavdir, wavext, listflag):
""" Iterator to yeild all the filenames, possibly interpreting them
as list files, prepending wavdir """
if not listflag:
for filename in filelist:
yield os.path.join(wavdir, filename + wavext)
else:
for listfilename in filelist:
with open(listfilename, 'r') as f:
for filename in f:
yield os.path.join(wavdir, filename.rstrip('\n') + wavext)
# for saving precomputed fprints
def ensure_dir(dirname):
""" ensure that the named directory exists """
if len(dirname):
if not os.path.exists(dirname):
# There's a race condition for multiprocessor; don't worry if the
# directory gets created before we get to it.
try:
os.makedirs(dirname)
except:
pass
# Command line interface
# basic operations, each in a separate function
def file_precompute_peaks_or_hashes(analyzer, filename, precompdir,
precompext=None, hashes_not_peaks=True,
skip_existing=False,
strip_prefix=None):
""" Perform precompute action for one file, return list
of message strings """
# If strip_prefix is specified and matches the start of filename,
# remove it from filename.
if strip_prefix and filename[:len(strip_prefix)] == strip_prefix:
tail_filename = filename[len(strip_prefix):]
else:
tail_filename = filename
# Form the output filename to check if it exists.
# strip relative directory components from file name
# Also remove leading absolute path (comp == '')
relname = '/'.join([comp for comp in tail_filename.split('/')
if comp != '.' and comp != '..' and comp != ''])
root = os.path.splitext(relname)[0]
if precompext is None:
if hashes_not_peaks:
precompext = audfprint_analyze.PRECOMPEXT
else:
precompext = audfprint_analyze.PRECOMPPKEXT
opfname = os.path.join(precompdir, root + precompext)
if skip_existing and os.path.isfile(opfname):
return ["file " + opfname + " exists (and --skip-existing); skipping"]
else:
# Do the analysis
if hashes_not_peaks:
type = "hashes"
saver = audfprint_analyze.hashes_save
output = analyzer.wavfile2hashes(filename)
else:
type = "peaks"
saver = audfprint_analyze.peaks_save
output = analyzer.wavfile2peaks(filename)
# save the hashes or peaks file
if len(output) == 0:
message = "Zero length analysis for " + filename + " -- not saving."
else:
# Make sure the output directory exists
ensure_dir(os.path.split(opfname)[0])
# Write the file
saver(opfname, output)
message = ("wrote " + opfname + " ( %d %s, %.3f sec)"
% (len(output), type, analyzer.soundfiledur))
return [message]
def file_precompute(analyzer, filename, precompdir, type='peaks', skip_existing=False, strip_prefix=None):
""" Perform precompute action for one file, return list
of message strings """
print(time.ctime(), "precomputing", type, "for", filename, "...")
hashes_not_peaks = (type == 'hashes')
return file_precompute_peaks_or_hashes(analyzer, filename, precompdir,
hashes_not_peaks=hashes_not_peaks,
skip_existing=skip_existing,
strip_prefix=strip_prefix)
def make_ht_from_list(analyzer, filelist, hashbits, depth, maxtime, pipe=None):
""" Populate a hash table from a list, used as target for
multiprocess division. pipe is a pipe over which to push back
the result, else return it """
# Create new ht instance
ht = hash_table.HashTable(hashbits=hashbits, depth=depth, maxtime=maxtime)
# Add in the files
for filename in filelist:
hashes = analyzer.wavfile2hashes(filename)
ht.store(filename, hashes)
# Pass back to caller
if pipe:
pipe.send(ht)
else:
return ht
def do_cmd(cmd, analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter, matcher, outdir, type, report, skip_existing=False, strip_prefix=None):
""" Breaks out the core part of running the command.
This is just the single-core versions.
"""
if cmd == 'merge' or cmd == 'newmerge':
# files are other hash tables, merge them in
for filename in filename_iter:
hash_tab2 = hash_table.HashTable(filename)
if "samplerate" in hash_tab.params:
assert hash_tab.params["samplerate"] == hash_tab2.params["samplerate"]
else:
# "newmerge" fails to setup the samplerate param
hash_tab.params["samplerate"] = hash_tab2.params["samplerate"]
hash_tab.merge(hash_tab2)
elif cmd == 'precompute':
# just precompute fingerprints, single core
for filename in filename_iter:
report(file_precompute(analyzer, filename, outdir, type, skip_existing=skip_existing, strip_prefix=strip_prefix))
elif cmd == 'match':
# Running query, single-core mode
for num, filename in enumerate(filename_iter):
msgs = matcher.file_match_to_msgs(analyzer, hash_tab, filename, num)
report(msgs)
elif cmd == 'new' or cmd == 'add':
# Adding files
tothashes = 0
ix = 0
for filename in filename_iter:
report([time.ctime() + " ingesting #" + str(ix) + ": "
+ filename + " ..."])
dur, nhash = analyzer.ingest(hash_tab, filename)
tothashes += nhash
ix += 1
report(["Added " + str(tothashes) + " hashes "
+ "(%.1f" % (tothashes / float(analyzer.soundfiletotaldur))
+ " hashes/sec)"])
elif cmd == 'remove':
# Removing files from hash table.
for filename in filename_iter:
hash_tab.remove(filename)
elif cmd == 'list':
hash_tab.list(lambda x: report([x]))
else:
raise ValueError("unrecognized command: " + cmd)
def multiproc_add(analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter, report, ncores):
"""Run multiple threads adding new files to hash table"""
# run ncores in parallel to add new files to existing HASH_TABLE
# lists store per-process parameters
# Pipes to transfer results
rx = [[] for _ in range(ncores)]
tx = [[] for _ in range(ncores)]
# Process objects
pr = [[] for _ in range(ncores)]
# Lists of the distinct files
filelists = [[] for _ in range(ncores)]
# unpack all the files into ncores lists
ix = 0
for filename in filename_iter:
filelists[ix % ncores].append(filename)
ix += 1
# Launch each of the individual processes
for ix in range(ncores):
rx[ix], tx[ix] = multiprocessing.Pipe(False)
pr[ix] = multiprocessing.Process(target=make_ht_from_list,
args=(analyzer, filelists[ix],
hash_tab.hashbits,
hash_tab.depth,
(1 << hash_tab.maxtimebits),
tx[ix]))
pr[ix].start()
# gather results when they all finish
for core in range(ncores):
# thread passes back serialized hash table structure
hash_tabx = rx[core].recv()
report(["hash_table " + str(core) + " has "
+ str(len(hash_tabx.names))
+ " files " + str(sum(hash_tabx.counts)) + " hashes"])
# merge in all the new items, hash entries
hash_tab.merge(hash_tabx)
# finish that thread...
pr[core].join()
def matcher_file_match_to_msgs(matcher, analyzer, hash_tab, filename):
"""Cover for matcher.file_match_to_msgs so it can be passed to joblib"""
return matcher.file_match_to_msgs(analyzer, hash_tab, filename)
def do_cmd_multiproc(cmd, analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter, matcher,
outdir, type, report, skip_existing=False,
strip_prefix=None, ncores=1):
""" Run the actual command, using multiple processors """
if cmd == 'precompute':
# precompute fingerprints with joblib
msgslist = joblib.Parallel(n_jobs=ncores)(
joblib.delayed(file_precompute)(analyzer, file, outdir, type, skip_existing, strip_prefix=strip_prefix)
for file in filename_iter
)
# Collapse into a single list of messages
for msgs in msgslist:
report(msgs)
elif cmd == 'match':
# Running queries in parallel
msgslist = joblib.Parallel(n_jobs=ncores)(
# Would use matcher.file_match_to_msgs(), but you
# can't use joblib on an instance method
joblib.delayed(matcher_file_match_to_msgs)(matcher, analyzer,
hash_tab, filename)
for filename in filename_iter
)
for msgs in msgslist:
report(msgs)
elif cmd == 'new' or cmd == 'add':
# We add by forking multiple parallel threads each running
# analyzers over different subsets of the file list
multiproc_add(analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter, report, ncores)
else:
# This is not a multiproc command
raise ValueError("unrecognized multiproc command: " + cmd)
# Command to separate out setting of analyzer parameters
def setup_analyzer(args):
"""Create a new analyzer object, taking values from docopts args"""
# Create analyzer object; parameters will get set below
analyzer = audfprint_analyze.Analyzer()
# Read parameters from command line/docopts
analyzer.density = float(args['--density'])
analyzer.maxpksperframe = int(args['--pks-per-frame'])
analyzer.maxpairsperpeak = int(args['--fanout'])
analyzer.f_sd = float(args['--freq-sd'])
analyzer.shifts = int(args['--shifts'])
# fixed - 512 pt FFT with 256 pt hop at 11025 Hz
analyzer.target_sr = int(args['--samplerate'])
analyzer.n_fft = 512
analyzer.n_hop = analyzer.n_fft // 2
# set default value for shifts depending on mode
if analyzer.shifts == 0:
# Default shift is 4 for match, otherwise 1
analyzer.shifts = 4 if args['match'] else 1
analyzer.fail_on_error = not args['--continue-on-error']
return analyzer
# Command to separate out setting of matcher parameters
def setup_matcher(args):
"""Create a new matcher objects, set parameters from docopt structure"""
matcher = audfprint_match.Matcher()
matcher.window = int(args['--match-win'])
matcher.threshcount = int(args['--min-count'])
matcher.max_returns = int(args['--max-matches'])
matcher.search_depth = int(args['--search-depth'])
matcher.sort_by_time = args['--sortbytime']
matcher.exact_count = args['--exact-count'] | args['--illustrate'] | args['--illustrate-hpf']
matcher.illustrate = args['--illustrate'] | args['--illustrate-hpf']
matcher.illustrate_hpf = args['--illustrate-hpf']
matcher.verbose = args['--verbose']
matcher.find_time_range = args['--find-time-range']
matcher.time_quantile = float(args['--time-quantile'])
return matcher
# Command to construct the reporter object
def setup_reporter(args):
""" Creates a logging function, either to stderr or file"""
opfile = args['--opfile']
if opfile and len(opfile):
f = open(opfile, "w")
def report(msglist):
"""Log messages to a particular output file"""
for msg in msglist:
f.write(msg + "\n")
else:
def report(msglist):
"""Log messages by printing to stdout"""
for msg in msglist:
print(msg)
return report
# CLI specified via usage message thanks to docopt
USAGE = """
Landmark-based audio fingerprinting.
Create a new fingerprint dbase with "new",
append new files to an existing database with "add",
or identify noisy query excerpts with "match".
"precompute" writes a *.fpt file under precompdir
with precomputed fingerprint for each input wav file.
"merge" combines previously-created databases into
an existing database; "newmerge" combines existing
databases to create a new one.
Usage: audfprint (new | add | match | precompute | merge | newmerge | list | remove) [options] [<file>]...
Options:
-d <dbase>, --dbase <dbase> Fingerprint database file
-n <dens>, --density <dens> Target hashes per second [default: 20.0]
-h <bits>, --hashbits <bits> How many bits in each hash [default: 20]
-b <val>, --bucketsize <val> Number of entries per bucket [default: 100]
-t <val>, --maxtime <val> Largest time value stored [default: 16384]
-u <val>, --maxtimebits <val> maxtime as a number of bits (16384 == 14 bits)
-r <val>, --samplerate <val> Resample input files to this [default: 11025]
-p <dir>, --precompdir <dir> Save precomputed files under this dir [default: .]
-i <val>, --shifts <val> Use this many subframe shifts building fp [default: 0]
-w <val>, --match-win <val> Maximum tolerable frame skew to count as a match [default: 2]
-N <val>, --min-count <val> Minimum number of matching landmarks to count as a match [default: 5]
-x <val>, --max-matches <val> Maximum number of matches to report for each query [default: 1]
-X, --exact-count Flag to use more precise (but slower) match counting
-R, --find-time-range Report the time support of each match
-Q, --time-quantile <val> Quantile at extremes of time support [default: 0.05]
-S <val>, --freq-sd <val> Frequency peak spreading SD in bins [default: 30.0]
-F <val>, --fanout <val> Max number of hash pairs per peak [default: 3]
-P <val>, --pks-per-frame <val> Maximum number of peaks per frame [default: 5]
-D <val>, --search-depth <val> How far down to search raw matching track list [default: 100]
-H <val>, --ncores <val> Number of processes to use [default: 1]
-o <name>, --opfile <name> Write output (matches) to this file, not stdout [default: ]
-K, --precompute-peaks Precompute just landmarks (else full hashes)
-k, --skip-existing On precompute, skip items if output file already exists
-C, --continue-on-error Keep processing despite errors reading input
-l, --list Input files are lists, not audio
-T, --sortbytime Sort multiple hits per file by time (instead of score)
-v <val>, --verbose <val> Verbosity level [default: 1]
-I, --illustrate Make a plot showing the match
-J, --illustrate-hpf Plot the match, using onset enhancement
-W <dir>, --wavdir <dir> Find sound files under this dir [default: ]
-V <ext>, --wavext <ext> Extension to add to wav file names [default: ]
--version Report version number
--help Print this message
"""
__version__ = 20150406
def main(argv):
""" Main routine for the command-line interface to audfprint """
# Other globals set from command line
args = docopt.docopt(USAGE, version=__version__, argv=argv[1:])
# Figure which command was chosen
poss_cmds = ['new', 'add', 'precompute', 'merge', 'newmerge', 'match',
'list', 'remove']
cmdlist = [cmdname
for cmdname in poss_cmds
if args[cmdname]]
if len(cmdlist) != 1:
raise ValueError("must specify exactly one command")
# The actual command as a str
cmd = cmdlist[0]
# Setup output function
report = setup_reporter(args)
# Keep track of wall time
initticks = time_clock()
# Command line sanity.
if args["--maxtimebits"]:
args["--maxtimebits"] = int(args["--maxtimebits"])
else:
args["--maxtimebits"] = hash_table._bitsfor(int(args["--maxtime"]))
# Setup the analyzer if we're using one (i.e., unless "merge")
analyzer = setup_analyzer(args) if not (
cmd == "merge" or cmd == "newmerge"
or cmd == "list" or cmd == "remove") else None
precomp_type = 'hashes'
# Set up the hash table, if we're using one (i.e., unless "precompute")
if cmd != "precompute":
# For everything other than precompute, we need a database name
# Check we have one
dbasename = args['--dbase']
if not dbasename:
raise ValueError("dbase name must be provided if not precompute")
if cmd == "new" or cmd == "newmerge":
# Check that the output directory can be created before we start
ensure_dir(os.path.split(dbasename)[0])
# Create a new hash table
hash_tab = hash_table.HashTable(
hashbits=int(args['--hashbits']),
depth=int(args['--bucketsize']),
maxtime=(1 << int(args['--maxtimebits'])))
# Set its samplerate param
if analyzer:
hash_tab.params['samplerate'] = analyzer.target_sr
else:
# Load existing hash table file (add, match, merge)
if args['--verbose']:
report([time.ctime() + " Reading hash table " + dbasename])
hash_tab = hash_table.HashTable(dbasename)
if analyzer and 'samplerate' in hash_tab.params \
and hash_tab.params['samplerate'] != analyzer.target_sr:
# analyzer.target_sr = hash_tab.params['samplerate']
print("db samplerate overridden to ", analyzer.target_sr)
else:
# The command IS precompute
# dummy empty hash table
hash_tab = None
if args['--precompute-peaks']:
precomp_type = 'peaks'
# Create a matcher
matcher = setup_matcher(args) if cmd == 'match' else None
filename_iter = filename_list_iterator(
args['<file>'], args['--wavdir'], args['--wavext'], args['--list'])
#######################
# Run the main commmand
#######################
# How many processors to use (multiprocessing)
ncores = int(args['--ncores'])
if ncores > 1 and not (cmd == "merge" or cmd == "newmerge" or
cmd == "list" or cmd == "remove"):
# merge/newmerge/list/remove are always single-thread processes
do_cmd_multiproc(cmd, analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter,
matcher, args['--precompdir'],
precomp_type, report,
skip_existing=args['--skip-existing'],
strip_prefix=args['--wavdir'],
ncores=ncores)
else:
do_cmd(cmd, analyzer, hash_tab, filename_iter,
matcher, args['--precompdir'], precomp_type, report,
skip_existing=args['--skip-existing'],
strip_prefix=args['--wavdir'])
elapsedtime = time_clock() - initticks
if analyzer and analyzer.soundfiletotaldur > 0.:
print("Processed "
+ "%d files (%.1f s total dur) in %.1f s sec = %.3f x RT" \
% (analyzer.soundfilecount, analyzer.soundfiletotaldur,
elapsedtime, (elapsedtime / analyzer.soundfiletotaldur)))
# Save the hash table file if it has been modified
if hash_tab and hash_tab.dirty:
# We already created the directory, if "new".
hash_tab.save(dbasename)
# Run the main function if called from the command line
if __name__ == "__main__":
main(sys.argv)
I think it's problem in Windows side, in Linux this problem does't reproducible, idk how it can be fixed. I tested using some my Russian audio files and renamed as your file.
lightcomc
commented
1 year ago @ZhymabekRoman thank you very much for checking. I don't know how to fix that.so.
ZhymabekRoman
commented
1 year ago @lightcomc what is your Python version? 3.5 or older?
lightcomc
commented
1 year ago Python 310 Python 3.10.6 (tags/v3.10.6:9c7b4bd, Aug 1 2022, 21:53:49) [MSC v.1932 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32
ZhymabekRoman
commented
1 year ago Try write in top of the file audfprint.py these lines:
import sys
sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')
dpwe
commented
1 year ago From https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5419/python-unicode-and-the-windows-console/32176732#32176732 it appears that
py -m pip install win-unicode-console
may alter the python install in such a way as to avoid this error going forward (without changes to audfprint code).
DAn.
On Thu, Oct 6, 2022 at 10:27 AM Zhymabek Roman @.***> wrote:
Try write in top of the file audfprint.py these lines:
import sys sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')
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lightcomc
commented
1 year ago import sys
sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')
#!/usr/bin/python
# coding=utf-8
"""
audfprint.py
Implementation of acoustic-landmark-based robust fingerprinting.
Port of the Matlab implementation.
2014-05-25 Dan Ellis dpwe@ee.columbia.edu
"""
exec('from __future__ import division, print_function')
# For reporting progress time...
...Thank you very much @dpwe and @ZhymabekRoman also with this -replacements addtions works fine
Added import sys sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')
And Replaced from future import division, print_function to exec('from future import division, print_function')
Hello i gave errors for some tracks, named with unicode symbols
UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u29f8' in position 99: character maps to
UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u0306' in position 73: character maps to
I think it's because audfprint.py not inplemented unicode support.
HOW TO FIX?