sox | sox sound editor with a patch to support arbitrary output

You don't need melt for this problem and can reindex and repeat with the following. Keep in mind that for the count column, I realize that if each group has a size > 10 that it would show up as bl010 as an example, when you really want bl10. The number formatting works with the provided sample data though with group size less than 10, and with group size > 10, it is not clear what the desired output is:

Use soxi -s to find the shortest file, e.g.:

You may use re.sub here:

SoX 14.4.2 for MS Windows has trouble identifying the default audio device. There are two possible solutions:

1. Replace -d with -t waveaudio 0. If you have multiple audio devices (e.g. a USB microphone next to the regular mic plug), then you may need to replace 0 with 1 or higher.
2. Uninstall SoX 14.4.2, install SoX 14.4.1 instead.

Source:

• https://sourceforge.net/p/sox/mailman/sox-users/thread/98af0ce0-a4aa-a3a4-043c-9cad15c4f962%40telefonica.net/
• https://sourceforge.net/p/sox/mailman/sox-users/thread/BAY182-W450E755095D5B204A047A5DDD90%40phx.gbl/

Well as such a:foo isnt a valid JSON value AFAIK. LOoks like it meant to be object? So would need {...} surrounding it.

But even {foo:bar} is not valid either. At the very least the 'value' shoud be quoted {foo:"bar"}. But really the keys quoting too {"foo":"bar"}

Javascript Objects technically allow unquoted key names, but JSON requires the quoting.

... but also remember it CSV. Quotes are typically used for quoting (eg when columns contain commas), so the quotes need double encoding! Ends up a bit messy...

I've seen a similar error posted on the DeepSpeech Discourse and the issue there was the CUDA installation.

What is the value of your $LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable?

You can find this by doing:

@barryhunter solved it in the comments.

I needed --all on the indexer to make it actually index.

You could accomplish this using an inner join with the same table. In the proposed solution, I aliased one voter to represent those who casted votes and the other nominated for those who votes were cast for. The inner join was done on the athletePosition on both table aliases and voter.votesForId= nominated.athleteId before finding the total records.

It was difficult to replicate with the shared schema and data however, I believe the StackOverflow community has shared some valuable insights on how to proceed with these in the comments.

I have shared a db-fiddle that replicates your problem and the proposed solution.

It turns it out that changing bitrate supported only if the output audio mp3 not wav, so the command should be :