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``` ```
> [!Important] > [!Important]
> For using Intel XPUs, you need to set up [ipex-llm environment with pytorch 2.6](https://git.ayo.run/ayo/ipex-llm/src/branch/main/docs/mddocs/Quickstart/install_pytorch26_gpu.md). Also, see "Intel XPU environmental variables" section below. > For using Intel XPUs, you need to set up [ipex-llm environment with pytorch 2.6](https://git.ayo.run/ayo/ipex-llm/src/branch/main/docs/mddocs/Quickstart/install_pytorch26_gpu.md). Also, see [Intel XPU environmental variables"](#intel-xpu-environmental-variables) section below.
Activate the environment and install the dependencies Activate the environment and install the dependencies
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> [!Note] > [!Note]
> Installing `vlc` via flatpak or snap will not work, as the code need access to `libvlc`. > Installing `vlc` via flatpak or snap will not work, as the code need access to `libvlc`.
## Intel XPU environmental variables ### Intel XPU environmental variables
For XPUs, we need to set some environmental variables. I have added a `env.sh` script which will activate the conda environment `tts` and set the environmental variables. For XPUs, we need to set some environmental variables. I have added a `env.sh` script which will activate the conda environment `tts` and set the environmental variables.
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## Usage ## Usage
Go into the directory and activate the environment:
```bash
$ cd simple-tts
$ conda activate tts
```
If using Intel XPUs, set the env variables
```bash
$ . env.sh
```
To run the program it needs an input file using the flag `--input`. To run the program it needs an input file using the flag `--input`.
```bash ```bash