PYHTON not opening files

[metulburr]

PYHTON not opening files 

How have you been trying to open files?

Assuming the dxconvert.py is what you want....have you read the help?

metulburr@ubuntu:~/Downloads/DXconvert-2.3.2$ python dxconvert.py -h
usage: dxconvert.py [-h] [-bc2at] [-bc] [-b BRIGHTNESS] [-c CHANNEL] [-C] [-d]
                    [-e] [-f STRING] [-fc1] [-fc2] [-mi MID_IN] [-mo MID_OUT]
                    [-m MID] [-n] [-nd] [-nd2] [-ns] [-o OFFSET] [-r] [-sp]
                    [-s RANGE] [-S] [-S2] [--copy X Y] [--swap X Y] [-t] [-v]
                    infile [infile ...] outfile

DXconvert Version: 2.3.2 (20160913)

positional arguments:
  infile                Selects input file(s)
  outfile               Select output file

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -bc2at, --bc2at       Copy BreathControl data to AfterTouch
  -bc, --bc             Use Breath Controller data
  -b BRIGHTNESS, --brightness BRIGHTNESS
                        Adjust global brightness (+/-)
  -c CHANNEL, --channel CHANNEL
                        Midi channel (1~16) in SysEx header
  -C, --check           Check SysEx checksum before import
  -d, --dx72            Save with AMEM/ACED (DX7II) data
  -e, --endcheck        Check End Of System Exclusive byte (0xF7)
  -f STRING, --find STRING
                        Search for STRING in patchnames
  -fc1, --fc1           Use FC1 foot controller data
  -fc2, --fc2           Use FC2 foot controller data
  -mi MID_IN, --mid_in MID_IN
                        select midiport MID_IN to receive data FROM synth when
                        selecting a .req file
  -mo MID_OUT, --mid_out MID_OUT
                        select midiport MID_OUT to send data TO synth when
                        choosing "MIDI" as outfile
  -m MID, --mid MID     use this option as a shortcut for "--mid_in MID_IN
                        --mid_out MID_OUT", if MID_IN and MID_OUT have the
                        same name MID
  -n, --nosplit         Don't split: save data in one file
  -nd, --nodupes        Remove duplicates
  -nd2, --nodupes2      Remove duplicates, also with different names
  -ns, --nosilence      Remove patches that produce no sound
  -o OFFSET, --offset OFFSET
                        Ignore first/last (+/-) OFFSET bytes in input file(s)
  -r, --random          Renata's Randomizer
  -sp, --split          save each single patch as a separate file
  -s RANGE, --select RANGE
                        Select RANGE to save
  -S, --sort            Sort patches by name, not case-sensitive
  -S2, --sort2          Sort patches by name, case-sensitive
  --copy X Y            Copy patch nr X to nr Y
  --swap X Y            Swap patch nr X and nr Y
  -t, --tx7             Save with TX7 Performance data
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit

And it looks like each one has a gui version as well. Which has an input/output

   

If thats not related then you need to ask better questions.