How could I save two mp3 files locally?

[jade narwhal]

Recording and sending file to discord seems pretty simple in the example. How would you go about saving the file locally though?

https://guide.pycord.dev/voice/receiving/

[turbid inlet]

Here's the audio recording example.

[cosmic orchid]

Doesn't show how to save locally

[cosmic orchid]

sink.audio_data.items() should give you the user and his audio in bytes. Open a file in write binary mode and write the bytes

[jade narwhal]

I did something similar, but when I save it locally I only save one voice, I wanted to get both voices (without mixing, each file is a voice, just like when we received it in the discord chat)

[cosmic orchid]

So wait.
You want a combined audio file? Like a file that lets you replay audio exactly how it was in the vc?
Or do you want separate audio files for each user?

I think you want the 2nd because you said no mixing

[jade narwhal]

yes

[cosmic orchid]

You must be opening the file outside of the loop. That's why it will get overwritten by the last user

Open the files inside the loop. And make sure each file has a different name

[jade narwhal]

I opened in loop :/

[cosmic orchid]

Show how

[jade narwhal]

wait

I tried this way

    for user_id, audio in sink.audio_data.items():
        name = str(random.randint(000000, 999999))
        with open(f'{name}.wav', 'wb') as f:
            f.write(audio.file.read())```

but records only one

I also tried other ways

[cosmic orchid]

Shouldn't you be doing ./{name}.wav ?

I'm not sure tho

[cosmic orchid]

Add a print statement lol. Add see how many time that prints

Try printing the name

[jade narwhal]

it prints according to how many people are talking during a recording

[jade narwhal]

as i was alone, it was just one time

[jade narwhal]

I was alone talking, that's why it only appeared once

like i said it only saves once but i don't know why

[jade narwhal]

I tested it now

he saved the two files but they are empty

[cosmic orchid]

Hmm

What's the type of audio

[jade narwhal]

are you asking if it's an mp3 or something?

I'm using this

but i can use any of these if i want

[cosmic orchid]

No i mean print(type(audio))

[jade narwhal]

oh, sorry

[jade narwhal]

I also tested like this: print(type(audio.file))

[cosmic orchid]

Hmm ok it is bytes io

[cosmic orchid]

Try audio.file.getbuffer()

[jade narwhal]

omg

it worked out!!

Thanks!

[cosmic orchid]

Np!

?tag solved

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