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aedocw / epub2tts

Turn an epub or text file into an audiobook
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Using cloning with xtts #225

Closed k-aito closed 6 months ago

k-aito commented 6 months ago

Hello

Thanks for your software, it's really working well. I was curious if it would be possible to add cloning with xtts. It works normally speaker_wav with tts, but you use another API if I understood the code well.

I will try to make a PR to use tts_to_file but I think that the audio enhancement at the end would maybe be problematic, so if you have a better idea, I take it ^^

Cheers

aedocw commented 6 months ago

Yes, cloning with XTTS is supported.

https://github.com/aedocw/epub2tts?tab=readme-ov-file#xtts-using-your-own-voice-clone

You can run epub2tts my-book.txt --xtts voice-1.wav,voice-2.wav,voice-3.wav and if your three files (voice-1.wav, voice-2.wav and voice-3.wav) are wave files with the voice you want to clone, XTTS will try to clone that speaker.

If you were asking a different question though, please let me know. I'm not sure what you mean by tts_to_file.

k-aito commented 6 months ago

Hello @aedocw

Thanks, shame on me, I didn't notice it on the main page.

In the coqui-tts documentation they use tts_to_file with a speaker_wav, but it's not needed anymore because everything is already documented. I just needed to read the README better ^^

Thanks again for this software that works really good in my case.

aedocw commented 6 months ago

No problem, there are so many different options with epub2tts, it's not easy to recognize them all at first glance. Glad you are enjoying it, and feel free to open an issue if you run into problems!