Stoobs
Stoobs
That's not a CUDA error. Do you have ffmpeg installed?
Odd, I didn't need to specifically install espeak-ng on my windows machine, if I look in my venv folder I can see the dll in there along, must have been...
Yeah, the chapter feature is kinda the whole point of having it as an m4b file - It might be the player you're using doesn't properly support the format -...
m4b files are the audiobook container format which supports bookmarks etc and all the things which makes it an audiobook. The only valid options for audiobooks are either AAC or...
@Darthagnon Is that the same bug I reported in #78 ? (basically a codec error in ffmpeg?)
I don't think santinic is interested in making changes, it's been months with no further updates
Also, it's for creating audiobooks, which has features which aren't supported by mp3. It could be patched to just convert the m4a file it builds as part of the process...
@artsandlettersexpress Either you've not installed ffmpeg or you don't have ffmpeg available on the path variable: https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/ Also grab espeak-ng if it complains about it: https://github.com/espeak-ng/espeak-ng/releases/tag/1.52.0
I can work around it by forcing a codec rather than using copy, not sure why ffmpeg is now complaining about the wav format.
If anyone else needs the same fix I used in core.py: ``` def concat_wavs_with_ffmpeg(chapter_files, output_folder, filename): wav_list_txt = Path(output_folder) / filename.replace('.epub', '_wav_list.txt') with open(wav_list_txt, 'w') as f: for wav_file in...