Move tts_chunk_player.html from /static to a template render about alltalk_tts

[erew123]

Hey no probs!

Yes this kind of thing was on my hit list, but I've wanted to sit back a little and just make sure things are stable for a while as I was firing out code every few days.

However, I've done a quick code update for the TTS generator, so you are welcome to pull an update. What I've set it to do is pull these variables from the actual browser window, so as you have to load the page from the AllTalk server, be it IP address, dns address or whatever, it will always point back to the location of the AllTalk server.

var protocol = window.location.protocol;
var host = window.location.hostname;
var port = window.location.port;
var baseUrl = protocol + "//" + host + (port ? ':' + port : ''); 

So we don't have to account for FastAPI or anything like that. All the functions will just point to the IP/name the page is loaded from and you have to run the page from AllTalk, webserver, so this should render a universal solution.

As for changing the IP, you should do that through the http://127.0.0.1:7851/ settings page as that will change the confignew.json file for you, but even then only if you need to explicitly serve it on an specific IP I guess, you are correct though, you cant bind it to 0.0.0.0 without using a DNS record or name based routing in some way, back to a specific IP. I'm sure I can pop something in the documentation somewhere. (BTW I'm just adding this detail for anyone else who reads this issue).

The only thing of AllTalk's that's running gradio is the finetuning. Whist it does integrate into the Gradio of Text-gen-webui thats a locally (python) interaction that's occurring there, nothing over any IP's/network. Is it a concern with the Finetuning you are thinking about?

Thanks

[stratus-ss]

Wow thanks for the quick fix. I had not considered such a simple JS fix.

Regarding configuration, your suggested method won't work without some hoop-jumping if you are running on a remote machine. How can you access the settings page when its only available over local host? (note: I know you can do some port forwarding jazz to do this, but again from reading through the docs it was unclear what was needed).

I think it's a valid usecase to be using a remote machine for AI related work, I have a machine stacked with quadros, but I only turn it on when I want to use something on those. At any rate, it is running headless in a basement so without knowing you have to do port forwarding or other such tactics to do the initial config it was a bit of a lift to get up and running

RE: gradio. I was only referencing that as I saw some gradio code. I have no specific concerns with the fine-tuning bits. Hacking on my own Gradio stuff I set the listen port to 0.0.0.0 which was what I was assuming should be happening here. Your explanation cleared that up however.

I'm happy to pitch in somewhere if you have a list of things are are looking for a contributions. This project with the api has the potential to save me some $$ as I won't have to use OpenAPI for what I was looking to do. Happy to see you succeed

[erew123]

Yeah, I get what you mean with headless systems. I've popped a note in here and then added basic instructions here

I think that will cover 99% of people running a headless system, as that's not the sort of thing your average user will have setup, so I'm assuming they will have a basic level of technical understanding (if they can get a headless system running).

I'm happy to pitch in somewhere if you have a list of things are are looking for a contributions. This project with the api has the potential to save me some $$ as I won't have to use OpenAPI for what I was looking to do. Happy to see you succeed
Well that's great on all counts! :) As I mentioned, I've taken a slight step back for a week or so, because I wanted to reach a point of stability, have people move to up to a code version where I know everything is working without issue, tweak any small changes and have a think about what next. I've actually yet to announce on Reddit/Ooobabooga that I've made a load of changes and any day soon SillyTavern will update and then the AllTalk extension for SillyTavern may end up being used by a new audience, so I'm slightly bracing for that in case I get an influx of questions.

However I'm always up for assistance/help/ideas etc. I do keep a loose list of things people ask me for here #74 and obviously I have other ideas rolling around my head. I guess the only thing is I don't want to do is end up with multiple people working on things that overlap/conflict. But if you're interested in working on something that captures your interest and/or you have some ideas for bits you think would improve it, happy to chat them over discuss a general direction.

For now Im going to mark this ticket as closed, but feel free to reply back here, or open a new conversation on the Discussions area.

Thanks