How to make voice in voice work for chat GPT?

[boof]

i 've downloaded simon and festival as front and backends [if that's the title] for chat gpt, but have no idea how to make them work. ideas pls, using ff.

[bigpup]

Ask Chat GPT

[backi]

@bigpup wrote:

Ask Chat GPT

[boof]

i did, no python3-speechrecognition
file, unless other name.
any AI will do, tho psych approved health app preferred. a verbal chat-bot?

[rockedge]

some information on the subject of ChatGPT and vocal interaction. These are 2 Chrome browser extensions that will add audio support to ChatGPT apparently.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... gohfdlidhn
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... aoigofekpm

[Lordsyke]

I'm new to this, but it's possible it uses a certian package that is 64-bit, and that PuppyLinux only uses or comes with the 32-bit Eqivilent and that some kinda upgrade that may or may not exist is required. Let's see what the experts say to this one first!

[SgtSagemont]

Setting up Simon and Festival for Chat GPT voice integration can be tricky but rewarding. Firstly, ensure both Simon (frontend) and Festival (backend) are correctly installed on your system. Next, configure Simon to recognize voice commands and convert them into text inputs for Chat GPT using Festival as the speech synthesis engine. You'll need to create scripts or plugins that handle voice inputs and send them to Chat GPT via its API. Testing and refining this setup will be key to ensuring smooth voice interactions. For more detailed guidance, check out resources like the integration guide on https://acupower.co.uk/products/chat-gp ... ntegration.

[hikohan]

Firefox needs PulsuAudio for Audio interface.

or choose `Chrome/Brave/Opera` chrome based browser.

New Brave browser built-in GPT extension.

[bigpup]

how do you make voice in voice work in chatgpt linux?
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To make Voice in Voice work on Linux with ChatGPT, you can follow these steps:

Requirements:

Ensure you have a Python environment set up on your Linux system.
Install the required Python packages: transformers, torch, and numpy.
Optionally, install sounddevice and ffmpeg-python for handling audio input and output.
Setup Environment:

Create a Python virtual environment (optional but recommended):
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python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
Install necessary packages:
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pip install transformers torch numpy
pip install sounddevice ffmpeg-python # Optional for audio input/output
Clone the Repository:

Clone the Voice in Voice repository from GitHub:
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git clone https://github.com/as-ideas/voice_in_voice.git
cd voice_in_voice
Download Pre-trained Models:

Download the pre-trained model weights. You can choose from different models available in the repository. For example:
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wget https://huggingface.co/as-ideas/voice_i ... _model.bin
Place the downloaded model weights (pytorch_model.bin) in the appropriate directory within voice_in_voice based on the model you choose.
Run Voice in Voice:

You can run the Voice in Voice inference script. Here’s an example assuming you have the required model and dependencies set up:
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python inference.py --model_path /path/to/your/model/pytorch_model.bin
Replace /path/to/your/model/pytorch_model.bin with the actual path to your downloaded model weights file.
Using Voice in Voice with ChatGPT:

Once Voice in Voice is running and set up to capture audio input and generate speech, you can integrate it with ChatGPT.
Use ChatGPT to handle text input and process responses.
Optionally, you can use tools like sounddevice and ffmpeg-python to handle audio input and output within your integration.
Integration and Customization:

Customize the integration based on your specific use case. You might need to modify scripts or write additional code to interface ChatGPT with Voice in Voice effectively.
These steps outline the basic process of setting up Voice in Voice on Linux and integrating it with ChatGPT for voice interaction. Adjustments may be needed based on your specific requirements and environment setup.