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ffmpeg._run.Error: ffprobe error #46
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Hi there, Thanks very much for filing an issue. Some context: we use the Could I trouble you to run
and let me know what the output (both stdout and stderr) is? Thanks in advance! |
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Thanks very much for the quick response! We're starting to narrow things down. Since For now, I'm going to add a stopgap measure since getting the progress bar is nice, but not crucial for functionality. If there's an exception, I'll just have it continue without the duration information rather than completely failing. I'll reply to this thread once it's done, and hopefully we can get things working for you. |
@fakeid30 when you have a chance, could I trouble you to try reinstalling You can grab the latest with:
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@smacke New error
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@fakeid30 this is embarrassing, it looks like you've uncovered 2 completely unrelated bugs -- the new one is that somehow audio extraction isn't working. There are any number of reasons this could be happening; to do a full investigation I would need to run arch linux in a VM and get the exact video you're using in order to replicate the environment as closely as possible. I have an educated guess, however. On darwin, Thanks again so much for all your help so far with debugging. If you have another moment, I'm very interested to hear whether the most recent problem still occurs after you do
I don't expect that it will work, in which case I'll need to do a more thorough investigation later, but it would be awesome if it does! |
Seeing this error now @smacke
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@smacke I have 2 things for you
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Just tested the current HEAD on Arch Linux ARM installation. I had some issues with installation of required libraries, so I had to install scikit-learn (0.21.3) and numpy (1.17.2) from distro packages. Then everything worked as expected. Also tested with @fakeid30's files, which also worked. My ffmpeg-python version is 0.2.0. |
I can indeed confirm that installing "python-scikit-learn" has solved my issue. Thanks @RealEnder |
@RealEnder @fakeid30 Really appreciate the time you all took to find / reproduce a fix. I did not expect there was something going on with scikit-learn at all and was definitely going in the wrong direction! I'm curious what version of sklearn you all were running. At this point my best guess is that somehow the sklearn pipeline was passing I'm going to bump the min required version of scikit-learn to 0.20.4 and hope that it either fixes the issue, or that we'll fail fast at install time if that version can't be found in PyPI. |
@smacke 0.21.3 fixed it for me, I had some previous version installed (how to check)? |
Ok so I checked the changelog and I am sure this happened because you had 0.21.3 before and that package is not available hence it did not get downloaded at all. Thus, manually installing the version fixed it. |
I'm having this same error INFO:subsync.speech_transformers:extracting speech segments from subtitles... I updated the everything and still getting this error. How can I fix this? |
@schults I usually see this error when the sync itself fails. The experimental branch has some improved features for syncing; I recommend trying to grab that one: Please let me know if this helps! |
@smacke thanks for helping me and sorry for the delay ! I tried here and that error it's not appearing anymore :) |
@schults thanks for the update and very glad to hear it! |
I still have this issue (tried with stable and experimental):
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Scratch that. The path to the MKV was wrong and the output is pretty misleading. |
when I run python swap.py fsgan/docs/examples/shinzo_abe.mp4 -t fsgan/docs/examples/conan_obrien.mp4 -o . An error is thrown: ffmpeg._run.Error: ffprobe error (see stderr output for detail). so how can I solve the problem? thx! |
While trying to run the program in Arch Linux 64 bit I see this error :
What I tried:
Installing as user in pip
reinstalling subsync
tried with --encoding utf-8 & utf-16
What I expect to happen:
The program should run
What happens:
I see the above-mentioned error
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