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thooore
Cannot open files
every time I try to import a song - spleeter gui says that it cannot accept files with spaces in the name (at the end) I have tried renaming the file in multiple ways but nothing works even calling a file test.wav for example.
windows 10
I believe it's because Spleeter doesn't create any files, no matter the problem. I would first check to see that the output path is correct and exist. If that doesn't work I'd try to redownload the Spleeter backend and setting the new folder as the backend under Advanced > Set SpleeterGUI Core path. If there's anything weird in the console-log-thing that could be helpful if you want to upload it here, but I believe not much is printed when it crashes like that.
I am experiencing the same problem. I was able to convert exactly one file when I first downloaded SpleeterGUI, but every subsequent attempt has been met with failure. I tried re-extracting the SpleeterCore zip I had previously downloaded, but to no avail.
Curiously, I was able to convert the file I had already converted again, so it does appear to be a file specific issue. It's just not what was described.
I am experiencing the same problem. I was able to convert exactly one file when I first downloaded SpleeterGUI, but every subsequent attempt has been met with failure. I tried re-extracting the SpleeterCore zip I had previously downloaded, but to no avail.
Curiously, I was able to convert the file I had already converted again, so it does appear to be a file specific issue. It's just not what was described.
Thank you for the information. I've experienced the same problem with some old .mp3 files. So I try converting input files to .wav before splitting and it solved the issue.
Thank you for the information. I've experienced the same problem with some old .mp3 files. So I try converting input files to .wav before splitting and it solved the issue.
And now I'm having this issue with .wav files (specifically PCM/Float 32-bit CBR, 44.1kHz SR stereo)... :(
