PodAngelEX

Worked on some QOL and packaged for PYPI. The package won’t show up when searched though, which is strange, although direct link worked fine when I gave the code to friends to test.

Alright, I’ve finally completed PodAngelEX! All of the functionality is…well, functional, along with a few changes.

For example, I’ve made it cut audio rather than mute it, to prevent long stretches of silent audio.

Enjoy PodAngel!

I’ve finally figured out how to not only make whisper_timestamped work, but I’ve added the option to run multiple models at the same time, meaning if you have enough VRAM, you can process at 2x, 3x, 4x speed. However, 4x is not the limit, as the way I’ve done it allows for infinite workers to be run concurrently. However, and I cannot stress this enough, if you don’t have the VRAM to run 50 10B param models, DONT.

Alright, I got all the stuff working. Well, not all the stuff. I added a whole ton of functions to have a config menu appear when the application is run for the first time. The last step is to add the actually meat and potatoes of the program, which is the whisper transcription and Detoxify run-throughs.

Decided to take a new direction, as OmegaMap hit a very tall, wide, and all together annoying wall. Instead, I will be making a new version of an old passion project, to be used to listen to podcasts and such without (as much*) swears

I can’t promise complete muting, as that isn’t quite possible in the technological scope of things, but I can claim, from personal use, that it lowers the swear amount by somewhere between 80-90%

Added limited map functionality. Now, the user can input one of the game names in “currated_map_urls.txt” (I know it’s misspelled), and the program will return the URL for the corresponding map, and then that URL is loaded on the website. Currently, .strip and .lower are not working as I intended them to, so the input is incredibly specific, and to cleanly generate another map, one must refresh the page. Even with all that in mind though, my program now has one of its most basic functions up and running!

After much deliberation, decided to use NiceGUI as the GUI for this project, over Tkinter. Maps display properly. Figuring out how to make coordinates work, to find collectables.