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Configurable verbose output

Open alexiri opened this issue 1 year ago β€’ 12 comments

When using TTS as a library, sometimes the extra output is undesirable. This allows you to disable it.

alexiri avatar Jul 08 '23 18:07 alexiri

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stale[bot] avatar Oct 14 '23 11:10 stale[bot]

Still relevant.

alexiri avatar Oct 14 '23 15:10 alexiri

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stale[bot] avatar Nov 14 '23 06:11 stale[bot]

Still relevant

alexiri avatar Nov 14 '23 08:11 alexiri

Looks like the inference tests did not pass. Logs are offline but maybe you can check locally what is wrong

erogol avatar Nov 22 '23 22:11 erogol

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stale[bot] avatar Dec 23 '23 12:12 stale[bot]

Still relevant.

alexiri avatar Dec 24 '23 10:12 alexiri

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stale[bot] avatar Jan 28 '24 06:01 stale[bot]

Still relevant. Is this project still maintained??

alexiri avatar Jan 28 '24 08:01 alexiri

@alexiri Coqui itself shut down some time at the beginning of January ( https://twitter.com/josh_meyer/status/1742522906041635166 ); the guy says in this that "Coqui TTS is on Github. Do something awesome with it!" so this seems to imply that someone was put in charge of the repository who was capable of maintaining it or at least accepting PRs to fix stuff. But I got on the Discord and it sounds like nobody really knows what the deal is supposed to be. Very sad if true, because this is a pretty decent project and the only one I've been able to get to work straightforwardly on my computer.

jp-x-g avatar Feb 02 '24 19:02 jp-x-g

Thanks @jp-x-g, I missed that. I guess that probably answers my question, then... :(

alexiri avatar Feb 02 '24 19:02 alexiri

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stale[bot] avatar Mar 04 '24 03:03 stale[bot]

I have created a fork of TTS, incorporating all the valid pending pull requests. You can find it at https://github.com/davidmartinrius/TTS/

davidmartinrius avatar Mar 05 '24 21:03 davidmartinrius

In our fork we've now switched uses of print to use standard Python logging, allowing for configurable output: https://github.com/idiap/coqui-ai-TTS

eginhard avatar Apr 22 '24 19:04 eginhard