Need help with where to put finetuned XTTS model in my directory, and what config settings to update #525
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Hey, Did you use the alltalkbeta(v2)-branch or the main(v1)-branch? I don't recommend touching either of the configfiles (except to change the api and gradio ports) unless you know for sure what you're doing. But going back to your inital question, all you have to do is: put the *.pth files into a folder below /models/xtts/ Then once you start alltalk go to either:
Switch the dropdown inside available models. (The entrys are created like that: {parent folder (xtts)} - {sub folder (xtts2.0.3-trained)} )P.S. Simply use the xtts version, don't bother using apitts( it doesn't change anything AFAIK) I guess you want to use custom voices so don't forget to put samples into the voices folder since you've trained your own model. Kind regards, |
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I finetuned an xtts model today and renamed it to
model.pth
and placed it in myalltalk_tts\models\xtts\finetuned
folder but I'm not sure that's right. There's a lot of documentation about how to conduct the finetuning training, but if it's mentioned what you're supposed to do with it once you have it trained.I've made slight updates to the config.json and the confignew.json in my main
alltalk_tts
folder to try and remap to the new model. I've spent the last 2 days trying to troubleshoot this, and even did a full uninstall and reinstall to start fresh and I'm still struggling.I'm also making things more difficult than they need to be, because I'm trying to remote access Alltalk from my Raspberry Pi4 using the api, and I just can't figure it out.
So far I have updated these two files:
confignew.json
tgwui
api_def
config.json
I'm not sure what this started off as, but this is what GPT-4o told me to do with this file
If anyone can tell me what the correct directory location or setting updates I need to make that would be amazing. thank you!
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