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Cuda detection #2
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Cool, thanks, I'll try to merge this into the existing function so it will first try Anaconda, then try these other places. |
i think i have the same problem. What should i do exactly. Im not a coder. Heres my Error text: CUDA Toolkit Path: None CUDA not available. Using CPU for transcription . I can only find the Audio Files not the transcripts. Many thanks in advance |
It doesn’t need CUDA, it can work fine on the CPU. You should read all the
documentation and if you still don’t understand it, ask ChatGPT. This tool
is intended for people who know Python.
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i think i have the same problem. What should i do exactly. Im not a coder.
Heres my Error text: CUDA Toolkit Path: None CUDA not available. Using CPU
for transcription .
I can only find the Audio Files not the transcripts.
Many thanks in advance
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ok thx. i already did. The only problem ist that the transcripts dont get downloaded only the audios. But i think i already found a other solution. Thx for your time ! |
Thank you for your great work. The quality of the transcriptions is great. I just wanted to share with you that the cuda detection did not work for me because it is based on looking for an installation that used Anaconda. I modified your function so that it would find cuda installations in some common situations, such as mine.
def get_cuda_toolkit_path():
# Check for common CUDA toolkit installation directories
common_paths = [
'/usr/local/cuda/bin',
'/usr/local/cuda-*/bin',
]
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