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I have been trying to get Become Yukarin working for the past few weeks, and I've been running into a consistent problem.
Whenever I try to run extract_acoustic_feature.py, the process runs indefinitely. It seems to run normally for a few minutes (ps aux outputs R on extract_acoustic_feature, the processes are consuming resources), but after a while, all the processes go to sleep (s+ or Sl+) and quit consuming resources. I've let it sit for a day and a half, but nothing ever happens, so I just end it early.
This is what I run:
python3 scripts/extract_acoustic_feature.py
-i1 './input_wav/'
-i2 './target_wav/'
-o1 './input_feature/'
-o2 './target_feature/'
Inside of input_wav is a 1 hour 50 minute wav file, and in target_wav is a 2 hour and 54 minute wav file.
The only exception to the issue I have above is when I run extract_acoustic_feature using the 'dio' estimation method, and with very short audio files (<10 minutes). In that case, it does output the feature, mean, and var files, but they do not work in training, and are always the exact same size no matter what wav I use: 9.9 mb for feature, and 615 kb for mean and var.
Does anyone have any idea what may be the issue?
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Hello All!
I have been trying to get Become Yukarin working for the past few weeks, and I've been running into a consistent problem.
Whenever I try to run extract_acoustic_feature.py, the process runs indefinitely. It seems to run normally for a few minutes (ps aux outputs R on extract_acoustic_feature, the processes are consuming resources), but after a while, all the processes go to sleep (s+ or Sl+) and quit consuming resources. I've let it sit for a day and a half, but nothing ever happens, so I just end it early.
This is what I run:
python3 scripts/extract_acoustic_feature.py
-i1 './input_wav/'
-i2 './target_wav/'
-o1 './input_feature/'
-o2 './target_feature/'
Inside of input_wav is a 1 hour 50 minute wav file, and in target_wav is a 2 hour and 54 minute wav file.
The only exception to the issue I have above is when I run extract_acoustic_feature using the 'dio' estimation method, and with very short audio files (<10 minutes). In that case, it does output the feature, mean, and var files, but they do not work in training, and are always the exact same size no matter what wav I use: 9.9 mb for feature, and 615 kb for mean and var.
Does anyone have any idea what may be the issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: