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How to generate metadata.pkl file ? #113
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The train.pkl is intended for training. |
Okay it appears training is working but once I'm done I still need the metadata.pkl file to generate audio. So what do I do? (also thanks a lot for replying in such timely manner) |
For testing, please refer to this issue #108 |
Thanks but as I said, I read through all the issues. Your comment: "Each metadata is a list of [filename, speaker embedding, spectrogram]" isn't of much help because I don't know how to create a file in the format .pkl. Opening it in a text editor gives garbled data. conversion.ipynb reads a metadata.pkl file |
the .pkl is not a format, it is just a suffix of the filename. You can name it whatever you like such as .abc, .qaz, or .wsx, etc. To save the list, just use the following code: |
Okay so I should make a list that's like this:
And then save it using the code you gave me. But I don't know what to put as speaker embedding. |
I am not very experienced with the libraries which are used, however I just want to train a model and use it. I have been able to generate sound with the example files, but I can't train my own model and use my own recordings because I can't generate the metadata.pkl file. I have looked through every issue posted here and tried everything but there's no proper solution. The make_metadata.py file doesn't make the metadata.pkl file, but instead a train.pkl file. So how do I generate a metadata.pkl file with my own recordings? Thanks in advance.
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