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Hi @shyamalschandra , I have the same issue and got the solution so I want to share. The source of my solution is: https://github.com/hmmlearn/hmmlearn/issues/43#issuecomment-130426976.
Basically first you need to make sure you have numpy and run the following script on python:
import numpy as np
print(np.get_include())
Then remember / copy the include path and add it to the following script (put it on
export CFLAGS="-I <NUMPY_INCLUDE_PATH> $CFLAGS"
Run the above export script on the terminal and run the TTS installation again (pip install TTS
) and it work on my Mac book.
Hope this help!
Thanks, @YosuaMichael, for the suggestion! I will try it today and let you know.
Hi, @YosuaMichael, it definitely works. However, there are echos and vocal stretches sometimes when I run it with large datasets. Is that normal with these models?
Hi @shyamalschandra I am not sure what models did you use. I am currently using the model with DDC (see released models ) and it sounds okay to me. Here are the sample voice for the model that I use: https://erogol.github.io/ddc-samples/
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Hi @shyamalschandra , I have the same issue and got the solution so I want to share. The source of my solution is: hmmlearn/hmmlearn#43 (comment).
Basically first you need to make sure you have numpy and run the following script on python:
import numpy as np print(np.get_include())
Then remember / copy the include path and add it to the following script (put it on
): export CFLAGS="-I <NUMPY_INCLUDE_PATH> $CFLAGS"
Run the above export script on the terminal and run the TTS installation again (
pip install TTS
) and it work on my Mac book.Hope this help!
@YosuaMichael: The export CFLAGS="-I <NUMPY_INCLUDE_PATH> $CFLAGS"
doesn't work anymore. What is going on?
Hi @shyamalschandra , I have the same issue and got the solution so I want to share. The source of my solution is: hmmlearn/hmmlearn#43 (comment). Basically first you need to make sure you have numpy and run the following script on python:
import numpy as np print(np.get_include())
Then remember / copy the include path and add it to the following script (put it on
): export CFLAGS="-I <NUMPY_INCLUDE_PATH> $CFLAGS"
Run the above export script on the terminal and run the TTS installation again (
pip install TTS
) and it work on my Mac book. Hope this help!@YosuaMichael: The
export CFLAGS="-I <NUMPY_INCLUDE_PATH> $CFLAGS"
doesn't work anymore. What is going on?
Looks like issue with mecab, saw this on coqui-ai, issue 1533. about to remove from install and test if working now on mac studio M1 ultra, 12.5.1
https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS/issues/1533#issuecomment-1179837341
Why has this not been ported to MacOS? Could you please add this capability ASAP because I would like to use TTS in my repository very soon?
Example below of output.