Open chriseaton opened 1 month ago
Not yet, but this will be added in the next version with the SSML phoneme tag
Not yet, but this will be added in the next version with the SSML phoneme tag
Awesome! I look forward to it and am happy to help test if needed, I'll watch this issue and keep an eye out.
I have a pull request open to make it work. Sadly not merged yet. https://github.com/rhasspy/piper/pull/401
I have a pull request open to make it work. Sadly not merged yet. #401
Cool I'll build it and try it out.
I have a pull request open to make it work. Sadly not merged yet. #401
You'll have to excuse me as I'm not a python dev or familiar much with the project source code, but I tried building from your repo+branch, but couldn't seem to get it to work. I think I'm likely missing something in the steps to take, can you point me in the right direction? Here's what I did exactly to try it out:
(installed lib piper_phonemize, build was completed OK as far as I can tell).
git clone https://github.com/contentnation/piper.git && cd piper
git checkout phoneme-in-text
make clean
make all
cd install
echo -n "Dies ist ein [[fˈiːtʃə]] des pull requests." | ./piper -m ...blah blah -f out.wav
The out.wav
is no different than the existing release. It's almost like it's not including your changes, but I'm not sure what step I missed. Any thoughts?
The project is a little bit confusing in the beginning, no worries. There are 2 implementations. One is the c++ version that you used. The change is in the python version. To use that: create a venv environment, go to src/python_run, install the requirements and run "python setup.py install" in there this will install a python script with the same name "piper"
The project is a little bit confusing in the beginning, no worries... ...
Thanks! I'll give it a try tonight.
@contentnation it worked. Tried it with a few different voices and output was great and serves my purposes. Thank you!
I've been learning about IPA, and it's been very useful to hear things sounded out.
Is piper capable of speaking IPA phrases? For example
/ˈhæpi: ˈdeɪz/
for "happy days"? I read it might use IPA under the hood, so perhaps the ability could be bubbled up or accessed via a special flag?