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Text-to-Speech in Italian? #22
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Hello. Currently the integrated TTS uses Silero TTS which has no italian model. But you have a couple other options currently as well.
You can install the Plugins from inside the UI application in the Plugins Tab. |
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Can you update the Plugin to version 1.1.7 And then under This should restart the coqui part and should also fill the language select box in the plugin when it finished loading. If that still doesn't help, you might try installing espeak-ng. Some TTS models in coqui TTS require this. (Though i couldn't find that XTTSv2 needs it). https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng/releases Also can you maybe try a different TTS model in the Plugin? For example And sorry for the issues. If we find the issue i hope i can make it easier in the future. |
I updated the plugin to version 1.1.7, then I tried to reload the model as you instructed but nothing changed. |
The `tts_models/it/mai_male/vits´ model is single language, so it doesn't fill the language menu under General. But if even that model doesn't work, i guess there is something wrong in general with the TTS Backend. Can you try and delete And it would be really nice to see the Log if something fails. Otherwise its hard to guess whats exactly wrong, unless its the exact same error as previously. -- Also depending on what you intend to use it for, you can still try the Bark Plugin which supports Italian. If you know of any other TTS that supports Italian i would be happy to have a look at it and if i can implement it. |
I deleted Plugins\coqui_tts_plugin\coqui-tts and let the plugin download the dependency again, but the problem didn't go away. |
Thank you @Johell1NS It didn't directly point to the issue, but at least i think i can say that the errors in the log point to the Coqui process not correctly starting / stopping. In combination to an earlier error my current idea is that maybe the downloaded models are not loadable which crashes the process. It would be nice if you could check if you have the folder since the pth files are basically just zip files containing the model data, and an earlier error pointed to pyTorch not able to read a zip file, i suspect that some files are corrupted. You can try deleting the above mentioned folder (Or other model folders in the (I am working on some better way to show it outside the Log) See also this issue i found about this possible issue: coqui-ai/TTS#3605 |
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I played a bit with it yesterday too and had that warning. I guess either Coqui has no sentence splitting integrated or it has but still warns. (since sometimes it can be troublesome to split at the right places). I could implement a custom sentence splitting if that is really making trouble, but i had no issue generating a rather long text. Because of the punctuation: If it has no issue with other types of punctuations, i could add a replace function for these. But i agree that they are important for pronounciation. I don't know why you see some japanese characters. Could be that it is confused about some special characters i also saw in the log file you posted. I wouldn't worry too much about it. :) -- I also worked and improved the sentence splitting for Bark yesterday. I have a Beta Version of the Bark plugin with it integrated. |
Thanks so much for the support! |
In the "Text-to-Speech" function I cannot find a model that has the Italian language. Is it possible to use "Text-to-Speech" with text and related audio generated in Italian? What do you mean? Thank you so much. Thank you.
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