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[JJNeedHelp1]

Hello, I need your help, I have been trying to get Weeablind to work for days but only got three out of nine done, can you provide links to the proper source code that you use to get it working on windows.

and I have been putting them in the output file.

I hope you can help when you can.

[FlorianEagox]

Hi there! So I see what you're trying to do, but this approach won't work. To use these features, you can't use the premade EXE, it only supports the features it comes with currently. You need to create something called a python virtual environment 'venv', and then install the dependencies you want in there. This is a bit more advanced if you haven't done much with Python. Give it some research, reread the readme, and if you still need help, I will gladly advise! Thank you so much for checking out the project!

[JJNeedHelp1]

Ok, i tried doing research on python virtual environments and I still have no idea how to set it up.

I have reread readme and i believe i need to get (which i don’t know where the hell they are on the internet): FFMPEG Pydub Coqui TTS Speechbrain Pyannote.audio

those are the only large problems I’m having trouble with, maybe you can make a type of guide or tutorial to fully help them understand how to do it?

I hope you can respond when you have the time.

[JJNeedHelp1]

Ok, I have figured out how to make a virtual environment in command prompt with python.

now how do I get the system to install the required files with pip install.

[JJNeedHelp1]

Ok FlorianEagox, do I have to download the zip files of the source code then use python on them, just tell me all ready.

[JJNeedHelp1]

Hi there! So I see what you're trying to do, but this approach won't work. To use these features, you can't use the premade EXE, it only supports the features it comes with currently. You need to create something called a python virtual environment 'venv', and then install the dependencies you want in there. This is a bit more advanced if you haven't done much with Python. Give it some research, reread the readme, and if you still need help, I will gladly advise! Thank you so much for checking out the project!

CAN YOU PLEASE REPLY!

[FlorianEagox]

woah buddy! I'm very passionate about this project, but I also have a live, I'm sorry I haven't gotten around to helping you yet, but don't get angry at me. I do this for free, and while I support the enthusiasm, please don't be rude.

So, the dependencies aren't files you download off the internet like libraries in java or something. Python has a package manager called Pip which manages dependencies. You need to install Python, which comes with pip, and use it to create a virtual environment 'venv' as described in the readme. Once you have this, you can clone the repository, and use pip to create a virtual environment to store your dependencies in for this project. Then you can enter and activate the virtual environment and install the dependencies automatically from one of the requirements.txt files.

All the commands to do this are in the readme. What part of it are you having trouble with?

[JJNeedHelp1]

I’m terribly sorry about that, I’m just frustrated that i can’t get it working, python is not my programming language.

but i kind of figured out how to setup a virtual environment but the requirements is not working and I don’t know what “git” is?

[JJNeedHelp1]

woah buddy! I'm very passionate about this project, but I also have a live, I'm sorry I haven't gotten around to helping you yet, but don't get angry at me. I do this for free, and while I support the enthusiasm, please don't be rude.

So, the dependencies aren't files you download off the internet like libraries in java or something. Python has a package manager called Pip which manages dependencies. You need to install Python, which comes with pip, and use it to create a virtual environment 'venv' as described in the readme. Once you have this, you can clone the repository, and use pip to create a virtual environment to store your dependencies in for this project. Then you can enter and activate the virtual environment and install the dependencies automatically from one of the requirements.txt files.

All the commands to do this are in the readme. What part of it are you having trouble with?

Hello, is it possible for you to help me or no?

[JJNeedHelp1]

I tried doing it but it not working, I have git but i don’t know what to do.

[JJNeedHelp1]

FlorianEagox? Are you here? I know our time zone are out of whack.

[JJNeedHelp1]

Tried setting up from codes, it failed, I would like your help but I know you have a life and have very important moments.

[JJNeedHelp1]

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[JJNeedHelp1]

Still waiting.

[MethanJess]

@JJNeedHelp1 Hey, I see you're having problems with the "Python3.10" command... I'm not sure how to fix that, But I think using anaconda might work.

First, download Anaconda https://www.anaconda.com/download/success Then, Open the app called "Anaconda prompt" (You find it by hitting the windows key and then searching for it)

Once the prompt is open, type this to create an environment: conda create -n weeablind python=3.10

Then activate the env by typing: conda activate weeablind

Then type this code in:

git clone https://github.com/FlorianEagox/weeablind.git
cd weeablind
pip install -r requirements-win-310.txt --no-deps

Then, to open the app, type: python weeablind.py

Note!!!! You have to type conda activate weeablind before start the app, everytime you open anaconda

[JJNeedHelp1]

I done what you said but it didn’t work.

[JJNeedHelp1]

@MethanJess

[MethanJess]

@JJNeedHelp1 Hey sorry to hear that, I had a similar issue in #24 I couldn't fix it, Im gonna be honest, this whole project, with all due and respect, Is completely broken with countless bugs I tried another one and it worked super well for me, it's called SoniTranslate: https://github.com/R3gm/SoniTranslate The only problem i had with it is that i couldnt get PiperTTS to work on windows, but other than that, It works super well!

[MethanJess]

There's also this one: https://github.com/iGerman00/Pollyduble But it's in a very early state, and it currently doesn't support custom .srt files, It's main advantage is that it uses MeloTTS, which has high quality audio generation

Also this one: https://github.com/lukaszliniewicz/Pandrator I haven't tried it, but it seems promising :D

[JJNeedHelp1]

Hey @MethanJess, how setting up Pandrator on your end?

[JJNeedHelp1]

@MethanJess, and I still don’t know what wx is?

[JJNeedHelp1]

Hello? @FlorianEagox? @MethanJess? Are you two here? Mehtan have you figured out how those other dubber work?

[JJNeedHelp1]

@FlorianEagox, @MethanJess, I can’t take the silence anymore, I can hear the ticking and can see the darken man with the big round hat.

[MethanJess]

@JJNeedHelp1 Sorry I haven't tried Pandrator, But like i said I did try SoniTranslate which has worked very well for me, you should try it :D https://github.com/R3gm/SoniTranslate

[MethanJess]

@JJNeedHelp1 Heyy i tried the other dubbers, none of them worked... The only one that works is soni for me