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@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ pip install -r requirements.txt
### Language-specific setup ### Language-specific setup
For some languages, you might need to install specific python dependecies. For example, before you can use Chinese voices to read Mandarin text you have to install the requirements listed in `requirements-zh.txt`. For some languages, you might need to install specific python dependencies. For example, before you can use Chinese voices to read Mandarin text you have to install the requirements listed in `requirements-zh.txt`.
```bash ```bash
# Before using zf or zm prefixed voices... # Before using zf or zm prefixed voices...
@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ python tts.py -v jf_alpha "言い習わし"
``` ```
> [!Note] > [!Note]
> You can read more about using different voices in the [Voices](#voices) secton. > You can read more about using different voices in the [Voices](#voices) section.
### Intel XPU environmental variables (Optional) ### Intel XPU environmental variables (Optional)
@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ python tts.py -c
### Labeling your outputs ### Labeling your outputs
You can indicate a title to be used as label (i.e., file name prefix and directory name) to the generated outputs using `--title`. This is useful for organizing your outpur files and avoid the default temporary named files from being overriden. You can indicate a title to be used as label (i.e., file name prefix and directory name) to the generated outputs using `--title`. This is useful for organizing your output files and avoid the default temporary named files from being overridden.
```bash ```bash
# This will put the generated files in ./outputs/simple-greeting/ # This will put the generated files in ./outputs/simple-greeting/
@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ It is possible that the there are additional setup for a specific voice language
You can disable the built-in audio player with `--skip_play` if you choose to play the audio files generated with your preferred player. You can disable the built-in audio player with `--skip_play` if you choose to play the audio files generated with your preferred player.
This is useful for when you just want to generate the audio files, leave your computer running, and come back to it after a while. Don't forget to [label your outputs](#labeling-your-outputs) to prevent default named files from being overriden. This is useful for when you just want to generate the audio files, leave your computer running, and come back to it after a while. Don't forget to [label your outputs](#labeling-your-outputs) to prevent default named files from being overridden.
```bash ```bash
python tts.py "Hello there!" --voice asmr --skip_play python tts.py "Hello there!" --voice asmr --skip_play