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whisper_timestamped None error when streaming to whisper_online_server #129
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Yeah, looks like the same error when I try to transcribe the jfk.wav audio sample. Do you have a specific version of whisper_timestamped that's known to work? I can pin to that version and give it another shot.
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I tried a few earlier versions of whisper-timestamped, but they all give the same error. I'm not super familiar with Python, but my understanding is that most packages don't lock their dependency versions, so I believe the issue may be related to a transitive dependency. I'll keep digging.
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Just realized that by "plain offline whisper_timestamped" you may have meant
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see this: linto-ai/whisper-timestamped#212 |
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Did it work for you on an ARM Mac? I gave that a shot but it failed with
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I haven't tried, I have Linux. It's whisper-timestamped's issue, so please follow up there: linto-ai/whisper-timestamped#212 |
I'm on a Mac M1 and trying to use the whisper_timestamped backend, but when I run the server via
and then stream audio to it via
the server crashes with
after a few seconds, before any transcription output is returned.
I'm using UV to manage the python dependencies, so the exact versions of everything in this setup are specified in the my uv.lock lockfile.
Perhaps one of the dependencies has made a breaking change and I should be on an older version of something?
Please let me know if there's any additional information I can provide to help debug.
Full stacktrace from the server process:
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