Playsound module

By Faruque Ahamed Mollick When we install Python on our windows system, it already contains the winsound module which will able to play sound. But it is only able to play sound with “.wav” extension and is not able to play MP3 sound. So, here in this tutorial, I am going to show you how to play mp3 audio in Python. Play MP3 sound in Python using playsound module In this tutorial, we are going to use the playsound library to play our audio MP3. So at the very first, we have to install the library. We can install it via pip: $ pip install playsound To know more about this library visit After we install the Python playsound module, we just have to import this library and use it just like you can see in the example below: import playsound playsound.playsound('PATH_TO_MP3/sound.mp3', True) That’s it, the above two lines of Python code will play the MP3 audio after you run it. Below is the same Python program with another style that will work exactly the same like above: from playsound import playsound playsound('audio/sound.mp3') The above code will also play the mp3 file just like we did it before, but the code is slightly different. Here we have actually imported only the required part from the module. It is always recommended to use only the required part from the library. There may be some other way to play an mp3 audio file, but I have found playing mp3 audio using playsound module is simpler than other ways. I hope, you have also enjoyed this tutorial and understood what ...

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• The playsound module contains only a single function named playsound(). • It requires one argument: the path to the file with the sound we have to play. It can be a local file, or a URL. • There’s an optional second argument, block, which is set to True by default. … • It works with both WAV and MP3 files. How do you play music in the background in Python? • #You First Need To Do This In Your Python Terminal: “pip install pydub” • from pydub import AudioSegment. • from pydub. playback import play. • import threading. • ​ • sound = AudioSegment. from_wav(‘myfile.wav’) • t = threading. Thread(target=play, args=(sound,)) • t. start() How do I downgrade Playsound? For solution you have to downgrade your playsound version. For this you have to first uninstall your playsound module by this code… pip uninstall playsound then press “y” to proceed . Then install the old and pure version of playsound by this command… pip install playsound==1.2. Can Pyaudio play MP3? Introduction. Pyaudio allows us to play and record sounds with Python. To play MP3, however, we first need to convert the MP3 file to WAV format with ffmpeg. To use ffmpeg in Python, we use an interface tool called Pydub, which directly calls our ffmpeg executable and integrates with Pyaudio. How do you stop music in Pygame? To stop playing the background music immediately, call the pygame. mixer. music. stop() function. See some more details on the topic playsound python stop here: how to stop playsound python Code Ex...

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