chore: Support supplying the vocoder model locally#14
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chore: Support supplying the vocoder model locally#14polarathene wants to merge 1 commit intoyl4579:mainfrom
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This removes a dependency upon HuggingFace network request at runtime. The model can instead be provided upfront locally, as is supported by the F5-TTS equivalent method called. This makes it opt-in via the ENV
MODEL_DIR_VOCODERbeing configured and having the Vocos model files F5-TTS requires.I chose an new ENV as it may not be reliable / consistent to place the model at the HF cache path used:
I think this also depends upon a network request regardless, so this permits running the model if the network is unstable too.
Example usage:
NOTE:
import IPython.display as ipdseems unintentional and was removed (as also proposed by #4).