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feldberlin / timething

Timething is a library for aligning text transcripts with their audio recordings.
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Release latest version to pip #29

Open irrationalpie7 opened 10 months ago

irrationalpie7 commented 10 months ago

What

When I follow the installation instructions in the readme (pip install timething), I'm unable to run the align-long example. My investigation has led me to believe it's because it's installing an older version of the code that doesn't yet support that command.

How to reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. In a new project/python virtual environment, pip install timething
  2. Copy keanu.mp3 and keanu.cleaned.txt to the appropriate subdirectories
  3. Run timething align-long --audio-file fixtures/audio/keanu.mp3 --transcript-file fixtures/keanu.cleaned.txt --alignments-dir aligned --batch-size 10 --n-workers 5
  4. Error: 
    
Usage: timething [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Try 'timething --help' for help.

Error: No such command 'align-long'.



If I try `timething -- help`, it indeed only offers the command options `align`, `download`, and `recut`.

## Expected

I expected (or hoped, anyway) that it would try to align the audio with the transcript and give me an output file with that info.

## Additional context

I installed timething in a python virtual environment to get it working, since the default python 3 on my machine was 3.10. By digging around the virtual environment files, it looks like the local version of `init.py` has version number "0.0.27", in case that's helpful. I'd be happy to try to run timething from source in the meantime just to see how well it'll work for my usecase, but I'm not sure how to do that. Do I need to run any sort of setup command first?
yuvraj108c commented 4 months ago

use this: pip install git+https://github.com/feldberlin/timething.git