Recommended working versions/dependencies ?

[tommcelvogue]

Hi, first of all congratulations on your project! As a long time user of Izotope RX* and Celemony Capstan it is good to see something different being worked on. I have spent several days now trying to create a working installation of pyaudiorestoration on my computer(s).

I was wondering if there is a more specific guide on the versions of python and the versions of the associated dependent packages that will/should work? All of my attempts to try the software have been on apple mac (intel and Silicon) and whilst I can get to the point where I can load an audio file and see the waveform, trace WOW etc, when it comes to resampling the file, python keeps crashing. There are also some problematic compatibility challenges I am finding with Vispy in particular and the only version I can seem to get working is 0.6.6 which then constrains my options in terms of python versions supported.

I know this is not a commercial product (yet!) so support is not something I would expect but any assistance to point me in the right direction in terms of supported environments would really help. If OSX/Mac is not really a runner that is fine too, I was just hoping I could get the project working to see how it copes with some of the restoration challenges I am facing at the minute.

I have attached a text file detailing the configurations I have tried on my computer to varying degrees of success hoping it may help possibly somebody else who may be hitting the same issues.

Again, congratulations on the project and kind regards,
Tom

pyaudiorestoration-testing.txt
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[HENDRIX-ZT2]

Hi Tom,
you can find recommended versions in https://github.com/HENDRIX-ZT2/pyaudiorestoration/blob/master/setup.py
Unfortunately this project is very tricky to get running due to its complexity.

I have no experience trying to run this on anything other than windows. From what you describe, it could be due to a numba issue, as this is only used for fast resampling.

Try running from a command prompt so that you can copy & paste the console output during the crash.

Good luck!

[tommcelvogue]

Thank you,
I will try to save some of the crash information from the console next time.

Regards,
Tom