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Thank you for the feedback and I'm sorry you had those issues. I cannot replicate at the moment on Ubuntu 24.04 but will check back on this. I presume it is som
by C-Loftus 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback and I'm sorry you had those issues. I cannot replicate at the moment on Ubuntu 24.04 but will check back on this. I presume it is something simple going wrong with how I am getting the home directory in golang and checking if the path exists.
Your feedback on ebook-convert is very valid. I can take a look at breaking it up. (Granted I am not sure how much of a lift that would be)
- C-Loftus 2y agoIssues should be fixed now in the latest release.
- archargelod 2y agoCan confirm that everything is fixed. Thanks for the update!
- andai 2y agoThe intention seems to have been to skip running ebook-convert if the input file is already a text file, but it runs it anyway. So I recompiled it to not do that. https://gist.github.com/avelican/8602b417e810f8dd4e31e8e3fbbb41f0 https://gist.github.com/avelican/8602b417e810f8dd4e31e8e3fbb... ...at which I did some more digging and realized that (for my purposes anyway -- operating on txt files), QPA can simply be replaced with piper itself! cat book.txt | piper --model [model] --output_file book.wav (which I found kind of funny) Re: the ebook-convert dependency, I wonder if there are any feasible alternatives? My first thought was pandoc, which is ~140MB, but I guess that's smaller than Calibre's ~1400MB (!!!).