CAN'T SAVE TO A DIFFERENT FOLDER in DJANGO about matchering HOT 8 CLOSED

ok thanks alot
will definetely try this

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lols, i did a little hack
just added the file path to my context
context = { 'mastered1':f'/media/mastered/{track.user.id}/{track.name_of_track}/my_song_master_16bit.wav', 'mastered2':f'/media/mastered/{track.user.id}/{track.name_of_track}/my_song_master_24bit.wav' }
in my html file
<p > <a href="{{mastered1}}" class="btn btn-primary">Download Mastered Track 1</a> </p> <p > <a href="{{mastered2}}" class="btn btn-primary">Download Mastered Track 2</a> </p>

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def master(request,pk):
track = get_object_or_404(Mastering, pk=pk)
print("TARGET TRACK PATH:",track.target_track.path)
print("TARGET REFERENCE PATH:",track.reference_track.path)
mastered = mg.process(
target=track.target_track.path,
reference=track.reference_track.path,
results=[
# mg.pcm16('my_song_master_16bit.wav'),
# mg.pcm24('my_song_master_24bit.wav')
mg.pcm16(f'{settings.MEDIA_URL}{track.user.username}/mastered/my_song_master_16bit.wav'),
mg.pcm24(f'{settings.MEDIA_URL}{track.user.username}/mastered/my_song_master_24bit.wav'),
],
)

return HttpResponse("MASTER")

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bastibe/python-soundfile#227

It seems PySoundFile can't write to this directory.

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Sory Doesn't the result argument creates and writes to the directory????

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Here's how PySoundFile library works.
https://pysoundfile.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#soundfile.write
It doesn't create a directory if it doesn't exist and have no args to change this behaviour. Your app need to prepare these dirs on its own.

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@sergree any script on how to download the mastered tracks in django ?????

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Soon, this month

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