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[fritoni]

I get this error

[adefossez]

Hey @fritoni ,
You are not the only one impacted by this issue. I'm not sure what is going wrong. Can you try running from the demucs-master folder

ffprobe PATH_TO_AUDIO_FILE

and tell me what you get?

[agussander]

HI. I got the same error on a Mac. tride ffprobe PATH_TO_AUDIO_FILE this what i got

[fritoni]

hi @adefossez thank you for your answer
i get this

[adefossez]

@fritoni can you try again with quotes "" around the filename?

[fritoni]

@adefossez sorry

[adefossez]

@fritoni , sorry for my late reply. In the first screenshot there was some _ in the filenames but your last screenshot add spaces in it. Is it possible that the first filename you passed to demucs was incorrect ? If you pull from master ( git pull from the demucs-master folder), and try again, I have updated the code to give a clear error message in case you mispelled the filename.

[fritoni]

hey sorry, i've been bussy, but it worked, haha i feel kinda dumb, anyway, thank you very much!

[stevenbustos]

Hi, I have the same problem, when I run:

python.exe -m demucs.separate -d cpu --dl "C:\Users\jsbus\Desktop\hunting.mp3"
This is the output

Then I run:

ffprobe C:\Users\jsbus\Desktop\hunting.mp3
And got this output:

[MartinPp502]

I have the same problem, I tried everything but none of the solutions worked

[adefossez]

@stevenbustos it seems the file you are giving it not a valid MP3. If ffmpeg has trouble reading it, Demucs won't be able to process it.
If you can export your file as a wav from whatever source you got it from, that would probably be better.