Chris@62: #!/bin/sh
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: mydir=`dirname "$0"`
Chris@62: infile="$1"
Chris@62: outfile="$2"
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: if [ t"$infile" = "t" ] || [ t"$outfile" = "t" ]; then
Chris@62:     echo "Usage: $0 infile.wav outfile.txt"
Chris@62:     exit 2
Chris@62: fi
Chris@62: 
Chris@70: set -eu
Chris@70: 
Chris@62: mkdir -p "$mydir"/out || exit 1
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: inbase=`basename "$infile"`
Chris@62: inbase=${inbase%.*}
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: echo "Processing input WAV file $infile, writing results to $outfile..." 1>&2
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: # Run the Silvet plugin.
Chris@62: #
Chris@62: # 1. Run the plugin. This will produce an output file
Chris@62: # out/${inbase}.csv
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: VAMP_PATH="$mydir" sonic-annotator \
Chris@62:     -t "$mydir"/silvet-for-framewise.ttl \
Chris@62:     -w csv \
Chris@62:     --csv-separator ' ' \
Chris@62:     --csv-one-file "$mydir/out/$inbase.csv" \
Chris@62:     --csv-omit-filename \
Chris@62:     --csv-force \
Chris@62:     "$infile" || exit 1
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: # 2. Check the output file exists
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: poutfile="$mydir/out/$inbase.csv"
Chris@62: if [ ! -f "$poutfile" ]; then
Chris@62:     echo "output file $poutfile not found! bailing out"; exit 1
Chris@62: fi
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: # 3. Convert the format to framewise data
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: ppoutfile="$mydir/out/$inbase.csv.sorted"
Chris@62: cat "$poutfile" | sort -n > "$ppoutfile"
Chris@70: "$mydir"/frames.py "$ppoutfile" > "$outfile"
Chris@62: 
Chris@62: echo "Done, output is in $outfile"
Chris@70: