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rageagainsthepc / GuitarPro-to-Midi

Convert all GuitarPro formats (3 to 7) to Midi simulating bending, overtones etc.
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Unable to convert on Windows 11 #31

Open Turak64 opened 2 months ago

Turak64 commented 2 months ago

Hi all

I'm sure I'm doing something silly here, but I just can't get this to run. Everytime I try to convert a file, I get the error "Input string was not in a correct format". I've tried a few ways, but still can't get it to work. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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DivannKokos commented 2 months ago

try to convert gp5 file, though i think program was able to convert gp file, but just to be sure, try gp5

DivannKokos commented 2 months ago

yeah gp files should work... idk, try maybe drag n dropping gp file into exe file or in cmd, not powershell (though powershell worked for me)

Turak64 commented 2 months ago

Tried both, drag & drop and CMD and got the same issue. In PS/CMD what's the exact command you're using? image

DivannKokos commented 2 months ago

quite strange, i usually drag n dropping files are you sure file is not corrupted in some way?

Turak64 commented 2 months ago

I can open the same file in Guitar Pro and convert it to Midi that way. Just would be nice to use this tool instead.

rageagainsthepc commented 2 months ago

This does not look like an issue with commandline arguments. I would retry with the --verbose flag enabled if I were you. This should give you a stacktrace pointing to the source of the error.

cirbani commented 1 month ago

Same error here on win 10

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