Hi azraelkuan, thanks for your work and sharing!
I encounter three questions during implementation.
my environment: win10, python==3.6.7, tensorflow==1.11, anaconda==3
one is when I finished "preprocess.py", my file(LJSpeech-1-mel.npy) was only 176KB and file(LJSpeech-1-audio.npy) was only 281KB. I think it may be that something is repeatedly covered or the problem is caused by the difference between windows and Linux? i am not sure about this.
The second problem is encountered during the Synthesize step. I didn't find a file called "eavl.txt". There are only three files (LJSpeech-1-audio.npy, LJSpeech-1-mel.npy, train.txt) in output path after preprocess.
the final question is it seems that the input of the parameter is adjusted, unlike the command in the readme?
about '--eval_txt' i just set the output folder for preprocess.
Hi azraelkuan, thanks for your work and sharing! I encounter three questions during implementation.
my environment: win10, python==3.6.7, tensorflow==1.11, anaconda==3
one is when I finished "preprocess.py", my file(LJSpeech-1-mel.npy) was only 176KB and file(LJSpeech-1-audio.npy) was only 281KB. I think it may be that something is repeatedly covered or the problem is caused by the difference between windows and Linux? i am not sure about this.
The second problem is encountered during the Synthesize step. I didn't find a file called "eavl.txt". There are only three files (LJSpeech-1-audio.npy, LJSpeech-1-mel.npy, train.txt) in output path after preprocess.
the final question is it seems that the input of the parameter is adjusted, unlike the command in the readme? about '--eval_txt' i just set the output folder for preprocess.
or this code can't running on windows? Tell me if I'm wrong, thanks ^_^