IndexError: tuple index out of range

[ghost]

I always get the error IndexError: tuple index out of range when trying to write. I cannot even run the example on the documentation. Do you know why it always skips the check 414 if data.ndim == 1: and fails at 417 channels = data.shape[1]

import soundfile as sf
data, samplerate = sf.read('piano.wav') # mono signal 
sf.write(data, 'new_file.ogg', samplerate=samplerate)

I tried on Ubuntu 14.04 and OSX 10.11

[bastibe]

Does the same error happen if you try to write to a non-ogg file? I have seen strange issues with ogg files lately.

[ghost]

Ohh... No, I just found that the mistake is that the documentation is outdated in that part regarding the order of the arguments (and some other sections too).
I should have run `sf.write('new_file.ogg', data, samplerate)
Cheers!

[bastibe]

No, actually you shouldn't. sf.write(data, 'new_file.ogg', samplerate) is correct. But it seems your version of pysoundfile is outdated. The order of arguments has changed in 0.8.0.

[mgeier]

Yes, we changed the order in 0.8.0 (see #132).
The file name now has to come first, like it's usual in many other libraries.

We also changed it in the docs, but for some reason the online documentation still showed the old usage. I just did a rebuild on readthedocs.org and now it should show the correct instructions.

UPDATE: Sadly, the problem with writing OGG files still persists, see #130.

[ghost]

Thank's!

[ghost]

Hi again, actually I just installed using pip install and the version stamped on the file is "0.8.1". I will be careful to the changes ;) Awesome work!