Closed Expensive-Gaming closed 1 month ago
@Expensive-Gaming That is a strange error. Have you tried running the script using powershell? Do you have any prior installations of python on your computer? I am not able to replicate the error myself so I might need more information to help you.
I still had AICoverGen installed, so python v3.9.0 and pip, tensorboardx and multiple other modules that this uses too, including sox and fairseq that's in the error. I'm not sure if this is relevant but downloading dependencies.zip consistently failed for me so it would use the powershell stream method instead. Finally, I was also running cmd.exe in admin mode.
After uninstalling all the aforementioned and removing them from path, I ran the install command again in pwsh.exe (Admin) and it brought up the warning but successfully completed the installation. I tested it afterwards and it seems to be running just fine. Again, downloading the zip failed so it switched to stream.
@Expensive-Gaming The warning will always be there, you can safely ignore that. It is a warning after all and not an error 😉 .
As for the actual problem. I am happy you fixed it. Having another python version installed should not be a problem in and of itself, as ultimate-rvc is running in its own isolated conda environment. I guess there could be problems with your path variable though :thinking:
As for downloading dependencies.zip
, do you mean that you observed Download failed, trying with the powershell method
? If that is the case then it makes sense that you could not run the script with cmd.exe. I just do not understand why the first download method would fail. It is using curl which should be available.
@Expensive-Gaming I am going to close this but let me if you experience more problems
When running urvc.bat install in admin (windows 11 cmd.exe), it causes this error.