ebachura

I just did as your requested. I tested all of them together a la: ``` # import librosa import audioread import numpy import scipy import sklearn import joblib import decorator...

Sorry, not used to the commenting here, it made import librosa bold because I had a pound sign in front of it when I pasted it (because it was commented...

Where would I need to give permissions regarding this track registry thing you mention? Also, I would have expected a file access is to throw an exception, not cause it...

It's installed python for all users in this environment. I checked and it's in the python lib site-packages location, which is normal as far as I know.

Output to confirm: C:\Program Files\Python310\lib\site-packages\librosa\__init__.py

The comment box messed up the output again, (replaced the double underscores). Sorry! Not so great at this :)

I think you're probably on the right track regarding some write/read permission related issue. I thought it was maybe an environment variable thing but I read through the librosa files...

I've figured this out! I was reading through other issues and happened across this one (Number 987): https://github.com/librosa/librosa/issues/987 The fix recommended by a5467021 is indeed the fix. Granting write/read to...

That works...unless you are on python 3.12, because you cannot install numba 0.58.1 on 3.12