I want to extract the CPPS from a voice recording and do it with PraatR for my research.
I had no trouble so far extracting other voice parameters with PraatR. However, when I put in the following code in order to create the Cepstrogram out of the Sound file I get an error:
This is the warning I get in R:
EWarnmeldung:
In shell(cmd = CommandString, intern = intern) :
'C:/Users/minch.DESKTOP-SNO6Q0H/Documents/R/win-library/4.0/PraatR/Praat.exe --run C:/Users/minch.DESKTOP-SNO6Q0H/Documents/R/win-library/4.0/PraatR/PraatScripts/nnnn.praat Create To__Cepstrogram... 60 0.002 5000 50 D:/Theresa/onlyLoud.Sound D:/Theresa/onlyLoud.Cepstrogram text 0' execution failed with error code 65535
I am not sure if I am missing something here, but I would be very grateful if you could explain or give me a hint to whatever might be the issue here as the calculation with a complete R-Script using PraatR would be much easier than creating another Praat Script.
I want to extract the CPPS from a voice recording and do it with PraatR for my research.
I had no trouble so far extracting other voice parameters with PraatR. However, when I put in the following code in order to create the Cepstrogram out of the Sound file I get an error:
praat("To Cepstrogram...", arguments = list(60, 0.002, 5000, 50),input = FullPath("onlyLoud.Sound"), output = FullPath("onlyLoud.Cepstrogram"))
This is the warning I get in R: EWarnmeldung: In shell(cmd = CommandString, intern = intern) : 'C:/Users/minch.DESKTOP-SNO6Q0H/Documents/R/win-library/4.0/PraatR/Praat.exe --run C:/Users/minch.DESKTOP-SNO6Q0H/Documents/R/win-library/4.0/PraatR/PraatScripts/nnnn.praat Create To__Cepstrogram... 60 0.002 5000 50 D:/Theresa/onlyLoud.Sound D:/Theresa/onlyLoud.Cepstrogram text 0' execution failed with error code 65535
I am not sure if I am missing something here, but I would be very grateful if you could explain or give me a hint to whatever might be the issue here as the calculation with a complete R-Script using PraatR would be much easier than creating another Praat Script.