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Hi, I am working with nodejs on ubuntu, this is my code:
I get this error [Error: No available write adapters found] I read that a suitable adapter is eyed3, I installed it on my computer, but a do not know howto use it with node, thanks for help
Hey arpho, how did you installed eyeD3 and which version of Ubuntu/eyeD3 are you using?
The library tries to find the location of eyed3 with the help of system call like this:
which eyeD3 which should result in somthing like this: /usr/bin/eyeD3.
If you can verify this then you should double check how you start the nodejs process and if the PATH environment variable includes the path where eyeD3 is located.
Hi, Ubuntu 16.04 Eyed3 0.0.1is installed via npm -g in /Usr/Local/lib/node_modules/eyed3. Thanks for your reply Il mer 4 gen 2017 08:36 Hermann Mayer [email protected] ha scritto:
Hey arpho, how did you installed eyeD3 and which version of Ubuntu/eyeD3 are you using?
The library tries to find the location of eyed3 with the help of system call like this: which eyeD3 which should result in somthing like this: /usr/bin/eyeD3.
If you can verify this then you should double check how you start the nodejs process and if the PATH environment variable includes the path where eyeD3 is located.
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You installed another nodejs wrapper via npm. eyeD3 is an utility written in python that you can install via the package sources of Ubuntu. See: http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/python-eyed3
Just install it like this: sudo apt-get install python-eyed3
HI, installed version 0.6.18-1, same error
2017-01-04 9:49 GMT+01:00 Hermann Mayer [email protected]:
You installed another nodejs wrapper via npm. eyeD3 is an utility written in python that you can install via the package sources of Ubuntu. See: http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/python-eyed3
Just install it like this: sudo apt-get install python-eyed3
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wich eyeD3 returns: /usr/local/bin/eyeD3
eyeD3 -h:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/local/bin/eyeD3", line 4, in
2017-01-04 10:29 GMT+01:00 Hermann Mayer [email protected]:
Could you run this which eyeD3 command and eyeD3 -h ?
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I've installed Ubuntu 16.04 (server iso) and the eyed3 (excuse me, python-eyed3 did not bundled the binary) package. Like this: apt-get install eyed3. Then I was able on this fresh system to execute eyeD3 -h without errors.
which eyeD3 resulted in /usr/bin/eyeD3. Looks like the utility needs python2.
I'm a bit confused why the installation path on your system is /usr/local/bin/eyeD3.
No,i still have the issue
Il sab 7 gen 2017 11:24 Hermann Mayer [email protected] ha scritto:
@arpho https://github.com/arpho Is this issue now solved?
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