Ensure UTF-8 encoding for file reads to support Windows MaskGCT inference #408
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…ence This patch explicitly sets `encoding="utf-8"` when reading JSON files to prevent encoding issues on Windows.
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✨ Description
Before this fix, MaskGCT TTS produced unintelligible sounds instead of meaningful speech during inference on Windows. The issue was caused by reading JSON files without explicitly specifying UTF-8 encoding.
On systems where Python's default encoding is not set to UTF-8, this led to incorrect parsing of vocabulary/phoneme data, tampering the speech synthesis process.
before_and_after.zip
🚧 Related Issues
#327
https://github.com/justinjohn0306/MaskGCT-Windows