Reading Audio Files in Python

There are a selection of Python libraries that you can use to play audio files. A few of these libraries let you play a range of audio formats, including MP3 and NumPy arrays. All of these libraries let you play WAV files, some with a few more lines of code than others:
playsound is the most straightforward package to use if you simply want to play a WAV or MP3 file. It offers no functionality other than simple playback.
simpleaudio lets you play WAV files and NumPy arrays, and gives you options to check whether a file is still playing.
winsound allows you to play WAV files or beep your speakers, but it works only on Windows.
python-sounddevice and pyaudio provide bindings for the PortAudio library for cross-platform playback of WAV files.
pydub requires pyaudio for audio playback, but with ffmpeg installed, it lets you play a large range of audio formats with only a few lines of code.
Let’s have a look at these libraries for audio playback one by one.

[khalifaelhadjarafat]

thx for the video man i just used it to solve a problem i had since couple of days

[gandaka]

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[nicolasmenescardi]

Great video! Do you know if it's possible to detect the words spoken in an audio file? I mean, detect and count the occurrences of the words in a speech

[ICANTHEARHER]

Why do I get this error when I use playsound?

I used this (I made a game and am trying to add sound now):
import turtle
from playsound import playsound
playsound("Junko.wav")

[ICANTHEARHER]

I also get this error for simpleaudio:
raise Error('file does not start with RIFF id')
wave.Error: file does not start with RIFF id

[HernanAlar]

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