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Speaker diarization #230

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wanderGuy opened this issue Jun 2, 2024 · 1 comment
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Speaker diarization #230

wanderGuy opened this issue Jun 2, 2024 · 1 comment

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@wanderGuy
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Hi!
I'm using the following command:
insanely-fast-whisper --file-name intro.mp3 --language en

And I get an output.json which looks like this:
{ "speakers": [], "chunks": [{ "timestamp": [0.0, 4.7], "text": "bla bla bla" }, { "timestamp": [4.7, 7.7], "text": "bla bla bla" } ], "text": "bla bla bla bla bla bla" }

Is there any way to show the speaker_0, speaker_1 thing?
Thx!

@flaviodelgrosso
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Hi! I'm using the following command: insanely-fast-whisper --file-name intro.mp3 --language en

And I get an output.json which looks like this: { "speakers": [], "chunks": [{ "timestamp": [0.0, 4.7], "text": "bla bla bla" }, { "timestamp": [4.7, 7.7], "text": "bla bla bla" } ], "text": "bla bla bla bla bla bla" }

Is there any way to show the speaker_0, speaker_1 thing? Thx!

You need to provide an Hugging Face authentication token for Pyannote.audio to diarise the audio clips. Pass it as arg to che command --hf-token

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