specifying output format...?

[wordsmith189]

Trying to use commands that involve -t seem to trip up. Here is the command we used:

python -m textgrid_convert -i interview.sbv -f sbv -t textgrid

This generates the error (paraphrased) "source format textgrid -- invalid choice" - see screenshot below for complete record. How can I tell the program that I'm talking about the target format, not the source format?

Many thanks as always!

[patrickschu]

So there are 2 commands failing above:

... -f sbv -f darlatextgrid ...

and

... -f sbv -f textgrid

• These both seem to specify two (conflicting) -f flags for input format. Since one of the inputs is not an accepted from format, the script errors out
• I actually do not see any -t flag being used, but the screenshot might also just be blurry. I am able to run this successfully on a sample file if replacing the second -f with a -t.

--> If the above does not fix your issue, can you 1) share your input file and 2) drop the terminal commands per copy & paste so I can try to reproduce better?