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Missing requirements.txt File for Package Installation #6

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fatmaT2001 opened this issue Nov 23, 2024 · 3 comments
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Missing requirements.txt File for Package Installation #6

fatmaT2001 opened this issue Nov 23, 2024 · 3 comments

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@fatmaT2001
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I noticed that the documentation mentions Python 3.5 and several dependencies like Pydub, Aeneas, and FFMPEG are required to execute the code. However, there doesn't seem to be a requirements.txt file in the repository to streamline the installation process for these dependencies.

Could you kindly provide a requirements.txt file that lists all the necessary packages and their compatible versions? This would greatly help ensure that the correct versions of each dependency are installed, especially given that Python 3.5 is outdated and some dependencies may have specific version requirements.

@lijiazheng99
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Thank you for raising the issue! Some original packages are installed via the apt package management system, so I didn't export or backup a requirements file. I looked into the details of those packages and found that Pydub and Aeneas haven't been updated for four years.

I know some authors who contacted me over the years had successfully replicated the data generation process with the information I provided in the readme. Could you try to replicate the environment based on that, please? If you encounter any errors, you can post any mismatch issues here. Thank you!

@fatmaT2001
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Thank you for getting back to me. I tried running your project by installing the specified packages in the README file, but the Aeneas package did not work with Python 3.5, 3.7, or 3.8. I’d appreciate it if you could share more details about the environment setup or clarify if there’s a specific Python version where this package functions correctly.

@lijiazheng99
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Apologies for the delayed response; I’ve been busy with other tasks recently. I used Python 3.5 as I marked in the readme. Could you please share the specific error logs you’re encountering when using with Python 3.5? That will help me better understand and address the issue. Thanks.

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