Getting an error message when running the sample commands

[kourgeorge]

I have downloaded, built and installed the latest version as instructed on a ubuntu.

I've tried to run the example :

musly -N
musly -x mp3 -a /path/to/my/music
musly -p input.mp3

Creating a new collection and analyzing a directory worked fine (first and second command).
But the last command did not work.
I get the following output:

Installed audio decoder: libav
Reading collection file: collection.musly
Loaded 29 musly tracks to memory.
Initializing jukebox...
File not found in collection! Aborting.

[leihuayi]

I had the same issue, but I think I found the problem.
When you run musly -l are the paths of your files correct ?
If you use linux tab while writing the directory name in musly -a /path/to/dir a final "/" will be added turning it into path/to/dir/. Then musly saves the files as /path/to/dir//track01.mp3, /path/to/dir//track02.wav, etc. Therefore it doesn't find the file /path/to/dir/track01.mp3 afterwards.

It should be a simple fix in the main.cpp code, but meanwhile just avoid adding a final "/" to your path.

[f0k]

@kourgeorge: Nice catch. It seems my colleague has forgotten to implement the feature for comparing to out-of-collection files and I never noticed! The original documentation says it is possible:
https://github.com/dominikschnitzer/musly/blob/594141d/musly/programoptions.cpp#L177-L179
But the implementation did not permit it:
https://github.com/dominikschnitzer/musly/blob/594141d/musly/main.cpp#L686
I will assign this to me, but cannot work on this too quickly. A pull request is welcome.