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The script worked wonderfully for me. As of the time of this posting the read statements within the script require three user inputs and each specify defaults. Because these specify defaults they can be bypassed on the command line, which answers the original question. For simplicity and clarification the parameters and defaults at the times this post are:
Sample noise start time [00:00:00]:
Sample noise end time [00:00:00.500]:
Noise reduction amount [0.21]:
read can always be bypassed by piping in through an echo statement such as described here.
echo | ./noiseclean.sh input.wav output.wav will bypass the read statements and use their defaults.
To use through Python simply requires the subprocess module:
I would love to know how can I run it with python script,
Thanks.
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