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Problems importing librosa

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Hi librosa seems to have a bug, I’m using Windows 10 and after I’ve installed librosa 0.7.1 I can’t import librosa, basically the my program enter an infinite loop while importing librosa, here’s a screeshot, does anyone have this problem before?

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  • State:closed
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:11 (4 by maintainers)

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limapedrocommented, Jan 20, 2020

I`m migrating my env to Python 3.7, doing so solved my problem with librosa, thank you guys.

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banda13commented, Aug 18, 2020

Giving modify privilige to users on the librosa folder solved my problem.

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