Suraj Tirupati

> Hi, just saw this project... maybe I can help.... > to check if the track loading works: > > ```python > tracks = mus.load_mus_tracks() > ``` > > this...

I think so. I downloaded the dataset folder into my directory and got its directory using the os library. `import musdb mus = musdb.DB( root_dir='C:\\Users\\SJay_747\\keras-unet-vocal-separation-master\\FYP\\dataset' ) tracks = mus.load_mus_tracks() tracks[0].audio`...

> > "dataset" is a folder that contains two sub folders: "train" and "test". As far as I'm aware everything has been done correctly. Do you notice any mistakes in...

Update: I changed the directory to the train folder before trying to access the track's audio and still received the same error. I can send you a full readout of...

`FileNotFoundError Traceback (most recent call last) in 7 tracks = mus.load_mus_tracks() 8 print(tracks[0].path) ----> 9 tracks[0].audio c:\users\sjay_747\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\site-packages\musdb\audio_classes.py in audio(self) 222 audio, rate = stempeg.read_stems( 223 filename=self.path, --> 224 stem_id=self.stem_id 225...

This readout is a lot clearer: ``` `FileNotFoundError Traceback (most recent call last) in 7 tracks = mus.load_mus_tracks() 8 print(tracks[0].path) ----> 9 tracks[0].audio c:\users\sjay_747\appdata\local\programs\python\python36\lib\site-packages\musdb\audio_classes.py in audio(self) 222 audio, rate =...

 So the only installation of stempeg I've done is: `pip install stempeg` and when I type that into my cmd prompt I get the above image. It appears as...

I think it is worth noting that when I run the standard command from stempeg: `stem, rate = stempeg.read_stems(stempeg.example_stem_path())` I also receive the exact same error! Strange. Is there a...

When I run ffprobe I get the following:  I am suspicious that I haven't installed ffmpeg properly. I only installed it using `pip install ffmpeg` Is the installation process...

> > Is the installation process as trivial as this or do I need to do something more? > > no thats wrong, you cannot install ffmpeg with pip. See...