how to change the return audio length in streaming mode
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python 312
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✔️ Expected Behavior
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❌ Actual Behavior
When I use the vqgan model, adjusting the chunk_length in ServeTTSRequest streams audio in different lengths. However, when I use the dac model for streaming output, no matter how I change chunk_length, it always returns the entire audio at once. How can I adjust dac so that I can freely set the length of each part of the streamed audio?
Hi @wangdabee! 👋
I've been working on Fish-Speech-Go, a Go-based API layer for Fish-Speech that provides better control over streaming behavior.
Current Architecture:
The Go server provides an OpenAI-compatible API layer that can be extended to support configurable chunk sizes:
// Potential API extension for chunk control
type TTSRequest struct Text string `json:"text"`
Voice string `json:"voice"`
ChunkLength int `json:"chunk_length,omitempty"` // Configurable!
ResponseFormat string `json:"response_format"`
}
What Fish-Speech-Go offers today:
- OpenAI-compatible API (/v1/audio/speech)
- Production-ready Docker deployment
- High-performance Go HTTP server
- Easy to extend with new parameters
Quick Start:
git clone https://github.com/itsDarianNgo/fish-speech-go
cd fish-speech-go/docker
cp .env. example .env # Add your HF_TOKEN
docker compose up -d
If configurable chunk length is important to you, I'd welcome a contribution or feature request on the repo! The Go codebase is clean and easy to extend.