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I'll see about trying to replicate it. I'm very sure I forgot to actually check it working on Low VRAM itself, so I most definitely broke it.
Alrighty, it should be fixed in commit a2d95fe2087c98cc1a27fa6ff04311a5f01aa1c2. Apologies for the inconveniences, as I could have sworn I didn't have Low VRAM checked when jamming DirectML…
Oh, it was actually the use of kv_cacheing that would cause it to crash, which gets disabled if using Low VRAM. I'll push a fix out when I validate my (rather unnecessary) changes didn't break…
How odd, I didn't even realize I had the Low VRAM setting checked myself; unchecking it, it's doing the same odd crash again like on python3.10. I think I need to rename that setting since it's…
Sounds more like your saved settings under ./config/ got fucked. Delete those and restart the web UI.
Did you delete your tortoise-venv folder and re-run setup after installing python3.9?
No worries.
I didn't think to stress it hard enough in the README/rentry, since when I was suggesting using conda to setup for ease of use, I didn't seem to stumble upon any problems with it…
Forgot to push this, but wrapped that block in a try/catch in case you do insert garbage in the Listen option in commit 25e70dce1a1ded42045e247788821e24f9d8a8d0.
How strange.
The only culprit I can think of is some funny duddy business from using python3.10, but it lets you run it fine up to it so it shouldn't be that.
- It can't be from OOMing, your…
Try this then: https://stackoverflow.com/a/68976159.
Aside from that, the only things I can suggest is to explicitly use the python download in my README, and not miniconda.
c:\miniconda3\tortoise-tts\tortoise-venv\lib\site-packages\tqdm-4.64.1-py3.11.egg
py3.11
Use Python3.9.
Attempts to run voice fix, even when it's disabled, adding around 20 seconds to the total time until the output is displayed. It may even be running it, despite being disabled? At least, it…