Closed GenericMale closed 2 months ago
Hi @GenericMale
Thanks for that. Ive checked them over and see no issues with those. Ill pull them in.
Thanks
@erew123 awesome, thx! this works great with open-webui now (using the OpenAI API)
@erew123 awesome, thx! this works great with open-webui now (using the OpenAI API)
how do you set up alltalk tts with openwebui?
@lijackcoder I personally have no idea, @GenericMale may respond. My guess however would be to setup alltalk and then use its OpenAI endpoint https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts/wiki/API-%E2%80%90-OpenAI-V1-Speech-Compatible-Endpoint
and probably just follow (Im guessing) this onwards https://docs.openwebui.com/tutorials/integrations/openedai-speech-integration#step-6-configuring-open-webui-to-use-openedai-speech-for-tts
@erew123 Thanks, i got it working its actually simple, I just dont know how to change the different model names for the existing OpenAI voices (like alloy,etc.) It is using female01, I dont know where the location is of where i need to edit the code to get the different voices. (custom voice
@lijackcoder On a per TTS engine basis, in here:
Thank you very much! Ill test it out soon.
The optional fields response_format and speed in the OpenAI API (/v1/audio/speech) where causing a KeyError when omitted.
To test this, the example from the OpenAI docs can be used:
Was causing:
Additionally i changed "python" to sys.executable when the sub processes are spawned, which makes it possible to run it in a venv instead of conda.