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Ah, I managed to have it happen myself. Should be remedied in commit cf41492f76d2bb93cb2972bb5585edcf10d531ca. If not:
- at least for me, it cropped up from having a dataset prepared, but didn't…
Pushed commit 2424c455cb9614003c072f6cdc25fa80ba2694ba. It seems every passing day I regret more and more adding whisperx.
I'm very, very tempted to just remove it. It caused nothing but trouble.
Well shit.
I just transcribed some more datasets with whisperx+large-v2 and they're consistently cut off too soon at the end. I compared them against whisper and whisper does a better job at…
Yeh I agree, though that's why I mentioned it would be nice if this was able to be automated... as I'll have to manually remove ~150 entries from the text file lol.
Just run the `Prepare…
But there is also a lot (158 out of 1343 files) which are 0s. Some still have a single word or two in there, but there's a bunch which seem to be completely empty (they probably have a…
It should be good, my main issue with whisper is that I'm seeing a lot of single words that get segmented off. I just need to also evaluate how intrusive it'll be to implement it.
Say I take my 1 minute source, and cut it into sentences. Can whisper then take each sentence and not cut it further? That's what comes to mind when thinking how to stop whisper from cuttin off…
Oh, no, that file is in the voices/patrick folder. In the training/patrick/audio folder its been cut up by whisper into a bunch of short files.
Ah, then it shouldn't affect it, as the…
Oh right, I forgot to look at the PR. I honestly might just snip out the change so it doesn't have the delete-then-add a whole file thing.
./venv/bin/activate: line 3: $'\r': command not…
ahhhh... I dooooo have a sound file which is 1hour+ because it's a narrated audiobook file (with the bad bits snipped out, but still kept as one single file).
That'll do it. If it's in…