In commit dda4b0e of PR #1872, I've introduced a check for the
existence of files before loading the model. However, I haven't
considered the case where whisper.cpp might read from stdin as well,
and in such cases, the checks should ignore the "-" argument as it
does not represent a regular file.
Additionally, this commit removes the usage of 'stat()' in favor of
the recently introduced function 'is_file_exist()' in common.cpp from
PR #1871.
Apologies for the bug introduced in the previous PR and any
inconvenience it may have caused.
Until the most recent commit (3d42463), the main.cpp sample file does
not check whether the input files exist or not. Consequently, the
model is loaded first before reporting whether there was a failure or
not when processing a file. In environments with HDD, this can take
about 50 seconds or more, depending on the loaded model.
This commit addresses this issue by checking in advance whether the
input files exist or not.
* added audio_ctx argument to main and server examples
* Better default value
Co-authored-by: Georgi Gerganov <ggerganov@gmail.com>
* better default value (again)
Co-authored-by: Georgi Gerganov <ggerganov@gmail.com>
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Co-authored-by: Georgi Gerganov <ggerganov@gmail.com>
Whisper plugin in Obsidian requires an API key which is
then sent as an authorization header.
However, the presence of an authorization header requires
a CORS Preflight, so both the OPTIONS method and
the Access-Control-Allow-Headers: authorization must be
handled.
* server: include additional fields in the verbose_json response as OpenAI does
* server: show request examples on home page
* server: todo note for compression_ratio and no_speech_prob
* server: add simple demo form to the homepage
Benchmarks are failing because JNI expects a jstring and the benchmarks
are missing a return statement (i.e., returning null). The functions
actually build a jstring but don't return it, so this seems to have been
an oversight.
This patch returns the jstring and now the benchmarks run successfully.
Fixes#1783.
* examples/server: implement "verbose_json" format with token details.
This is intended to mirror the format of openai's Python
whisper.transcribe() return values.
* server: don't write WAV to a temporary file if not converting
* server: use std::lock_guard instead of manual lock/unlock
* make : fix server example building on MSYS2 environments (Windows)
It was not working since commit eff3570f78
when server was introduced.
* cmake : simplify server example lib deps on Windows
server uses httplib::Server, not httplib::SSLServer, so there is no need
to mention cryptographic libraries in target_link_libraries.
Winsock (ws2_32) suffices here.
Also use plain library names like we use in other places.
Add commented-out command to optionally use Piper (https://github.com/rhasspy/piper) as text-to-speech solution for the talk-llama example. Piper voices sound almost like real people which is a big improvement (e.g.) from something like espeak.
Georgi Gerganov
Davidson Francis
Felix
dscripka
Valentin Gosu
Neuman Vong
JacobLinCool
Michael Rienstra
Ryan Hitchman
Benjamin Heiniger
Przemysław Pawełczyk
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james wolf
George Hindle
Emmanuel Schmidbauer
Tamotsu Takahashi
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