Rewrite the input pipeline using a proper Python audio library
See original GitHub issueUnfortunately, there’s currently no easy way to disable the verbose logging output from ffmpeg that results from loading the .wav
files into TensorFlow.
(I’ve recompiled TensorFlow to disable the output while developing the network).
I can use a different library to decode the .wav
files, but that would add an extra dependency (and some extra code).
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this is done as of https://github.com/ibab/tensorflow-wavenet/commit/c79add15433c65ab7d44c3ba052a378b95fbc0f2.
audiolab is i think probably the most minimal library, or you could consider librosa which is really nice but probably has more features than you need.