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[Feature request] Long sentences.
See original GitHub issueWhen I installed coqui-tts I was expecting to be able to do something like tts < input.txt > output.wav. But it turns out that the input text needs to be divided in short enough sentences or you get an error that says Decoder stopped with max_decoder_steps. There are examples of long utterances in the ddc-samples which made me believe it would accept any text. So until this issue is resolved, it could be mentioned in the docs something about the current limitations.
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System: Mac OS Monterey 12 NO GPU or cuda (only cpu
I used the default pip install tts installed model. And used the default model. But I am also getting a lot of warnings for max_decoder_steps.
I went to the /Users/***/Library/Application Support/tts/tts_models–en–ljspeech–tacotron2-DDC location and found the config.json file described in this question. But there is no option in the file to describe max_decoder_steps.
Could this be the wrong model or am I looking in the wrong location?
The solution is simply append an option name “max_decoder_steps”:1000, to json file.