AssertionError

[kxxt]

AssertionError

[zhang00lei]

I had the same problem today

[kxxt]

I will publish a release later to solve this issue. This time I will rewrite aspeak in rust and remove all Microsoft proprietary components.

A python interface backed by PyO3 will land after the rust version of aspeak is considered stable.

[kxxt]

The work on a rust re-implementation of aspeak has begun at https://github.com/kxxt/aspeak/tree/rs.

Of course, I will still accept PRs that make the python implementation of aspeak work again.

[renanrox]

i dont have enough skill to solve this issue, so i just can wait to the new releases, and ppray for another high skilled developer to solve this issue .

thx in advance for the hard work

[flt6]

This is because speech-to-text page removed token. I will pull a new request to solve this later. Anyway, you can always use it with mytts(now in alt-impl branch)

[kxxt]

Fixed in v3.2.0 thanks to @flt6.

[kxxt]

I have published an experimental preview release of the rust version of aspeak. Feel free to try it out. Mind that it still has bugs and misses some features.

https://github.com/kxxt/aspeak/releases/tag/v4.0.0-alpha.2
https://crates.io/crates/aspeak

Note that python is no longer required when using rust aspeak.
The total size of the new aspeak executable is under 5.0MB, which is very tiny compared to the old python package plus its dependencies.
Just put the binary file in a folder that is in your PATH variable and then execute aspeak in your terminal.

[Dabbba]

I have published an experimental preview release of the rust version of aspeak. Feel free to try it out. Mind that it still has bugs and misses some features.

https://github.com/kxxt/aspeak/releases/tag/v4.0.0-alpha1 https://crates.io/crates/aspeak

Note that python is no longer required when using rust aspeak. The total size of the new aspeak executable is under 4.0MB, which is very tiny compared to the old python package plus its dependencies. Just put the binary file in a folder that is in your PATH variable and then execute aspeak in your terminal.

Thanks for the new version! But... How to install version v4.0.0-alpha1?

[kxxt]

Thanks for the new version! But... How to install version v4.0.0-alpha1?

@Dabbba For now you can download it in github releases: https://github.com/kxxt/aspeak/releases/tag/v4.0.0-alpha.2
Only Windows and Linux builds are available now. Later I will setup CI to support most platforms (MacOS for example).

When the work on python binding is done, 4.0 will be available on PyPI again.