The log line indicates the software is saving the reference audio file to the F5-TTS folder, but no specific error is shown. If you are encountering issues such as "*.wav not exists" or the TTS failing to generate audio, the most likely cause is that your reference audio file is either missing from the correct location or has an incorrect name.
Steps to fix:
- Place your reference audio file (e.g.,
1.wav) in the E:/Application/dupping/win-pyvideotrans-v3.99-417/f5-tts folder (the same directory where the log shows the save attempt). - In the software, go to Menu → TTS Settings → F5-TTS and ensure the "Reference Audio" field contains the exact filename including extension (e.g.,
1.wav). The reference audio should be 3–10 seconds long. - Verify that your F5-TTS API service is running and the API URL configured (e.g.,
http://127.0.0.1:7860) is correct and reachable.
If the problem persists, please provide the full error message from the log file (last ~30 lines from logs/ folder) for further diagnosis.
Please refer to related documentation: