#🔒 Looking for audio expert with Python

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uncut ibex
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I have 2 audio files. one is song audio file and one is video audio file.
After detecting the matching sections, output the start and end times of the matches within the video. These would be in the form of a JSON array, with each object containing start and end times for the matched segment of the song in the video.
[
{
"0": "14.316"
},
{
"141.818": "188.156"
}
]

The first "0" is the start of the song, and "14.316" is the timestamp in the video that this appears
The second "141.818" is the part of the song but in the video the timestamp is "188.156"
These values are in seconds.
So basically in this particular video 0-14.316 there is no song, and also between 156.134-188.156 there is no song either.

cosmic gorgeBOT
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tulip lantern
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Not my specialty, but perhaps something like

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!pypi dejavu

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Dejavu v1.5.0

A pure-Python Object Relational Mapper

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tulip lantern
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Err

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Not that

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This is pretty old/unmaintained, but perhaps these ideas will point you in right direction

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