Install Seed-VC on Your PC and Imitate Voice Actors

Thank you for watching! In this video, I introduced the incredible tool Seed Voice Conversion (Seed-VC), which allows you to clone someone else's voice.
Contents of the Video:
How to Install Seed-VC:
Steps to clone the GitHub repository
Setting up a Python virtual environment and installing packages
Handling potential errors during installation
Error Handling and Improvements:
Necessity of Microsoft C++ Build Tools and how to install them (for Windows)
Installing the build-essential package on WSL and Linux environments
Resolving performance issues due to CUDA version mismatches
Live Voice Conversion Demo:
How to perform voice conversion using Seed-VC
Comparing processing speeds before and after optimizing CUDA settings
Ideas for CPU Environment Optimization:
Strategies for improving performance on CPUs, such as parallel processing and model quantization
Additional Information:
Recommendation to install FFmpeg and its importance
Encouragement to learn more about these tools
This video provides a detailed walkthrough from installing Seed-VC to performing voice conversion. If you're interested, please give it a try!
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Hashtags:
#SeedVC #VoiceConversion #VoiceClone #Python #CUDA
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[@user-qz9jm9yh4k]

Great!

[@JurassicMarkandSon]

I'm with you right up to 6:43 in the video. When i type the loopback address with the port 7860, I get "Unable to connect" error.

[@doccimo]

I’m thinking through the issue of being unable to connect to "127.0.0.1:7860", possibly due to the server not running, incorrect loopback address, or a firewall blocking the port.
When running the server on WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux), please note that the address might differ from the usual "localhost" or "127.0.0.1". In some cases-especially with WSL2 where the Linux environment runs inside a virtual machine-you may need to use the actual IP address of the WSL instance to access the server from Windows. You can obtain this IP address using commands like ip addr on Linux. Be sure to update your instructions accordingly for those running the server under WSL.

[@jimbarrofficial]

Sorry, this is too hard. Step by step for non-developers, in English, would help.

[@doccimo]

Thank you so much for your feedback! 🙏 I understand that the video might be challenging for non-developers. I’ll make sure to create step-by-step guides in English for similar topics in the future to help beginners follow along more easily. I truly appreciate your patience and support!