Open zhuhaier1992 opened 2 months ago
Hello! That is a great question. You have a few options to run it on Windows, although you will need some technical skills for all of them: 1) Run in WSL 2) Run in Docker 3) Install PyAudio and ffmpeg directly, without using the script (setup.sh is just for this).
Running server should be pretty straightforward, but running client might be more difficult, as it will require access to microphone.
If you do manage to get it working, please post your steps here?
Hello! That is a great question. You have a few options to run it on Windows, although you will need some technical skills for all of them:
- Run in WSL
- Run in Docker
- Install PyAudio and ffmpeg directly, without using the script (setup.sh is just for this).
Running server should be pretty straightforward, but running client might be more difficult, as it will require access to microphone.
If you do manage to get it working, please post your steps here?
Thank you, maybe I will try to get it in a few days.. I paused my idea because I was really frustrated that I can't get the windows system sound output simultaneously, when it came from my bluetooth speaker. I was hoping to develop an easy-to-install open source project that provides real-time subtitle for any media playing on windows. But it always involves extra conditions or operations. :<
Hi, I have watched your video on youtube and really appreciate your work. I want to run it on windows but I am a bit new on this. The setup.sh requires a linux package, is it still possible to run on windows?