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Windows 10 Installation instructions
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to get this set up on a Windows 10 machine and since I don’t know what I’m doing I’m having a bit of trouble. I set up a virtualenv and pip installed pianoplayer. I was hoping to just run pianoplayer 123.xml to get some results.
When I run pianoplayer, I get: 'pianoplayer' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
I tried to run the script directly from what I could find, but I get: can't find '__main__' module as an error.
Just wondering if I absolutely need Anaconda, I’m running on plain python for now. Thanks!
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I’m unclear as to why, but once I cd into that directory and
python pianoplayerit works fine. So for anyone who wants to do this on windows, make sure to download the \bin\ folder from github, place it into the directory and then cd into the \bin\ folder and run the pianoplayer file.Thanks for making this!
Unfortunately I never took that extra step of using Musescore, I was purely interested in the output.xml for a few specific files. Sorry!