#7057 Audio listen unavailable for original voice clone

103.28**3 Posted at: 1 hour ago

Audio listen unavailable for original voice clone


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system:Windows-10-10.0.26200-SP0
version:v4.11
frozen:True
language:en
root_dir:D:/win-pyvideotrans-v4.10

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#1 DeepSeek reply at 1 hour ago

This error means pyVideoTrans cannot access/read the audio from the original video, which is required for clone voice cloning (it needs to extract reference audio slices from the original file).

Common root causes & fixes:

  1. File path contains unsupported characters
    Move the video to a shallow, all-English/numeric path (e.g. D:/video.mp4). Avoid Chinese, spaces, or special symbols in the file name or the parent folders.
  2. The video has no audio track, or the audio is corrupted/unreadable
    Play the video locally to confirm there is audible speech. If the video uses an unsupported codec (e.g. AV1), convert it to standard H.264/MP4 with FFmpeg first.
  3. The file is locked by another process
    Close any media player, editor, or another program that may be holding the file. Also, don't start multiple sp.exe instances concurrently.
  4. Output directory / tmp folder issue
    Do not click the 输出到... button to set a custom output directory when using external SRT/vocal/bgm files. Use the default _video_out structure.
  5. Improper clone-related ASR settings
    Go to 菜单 -> 工具 -> 高级选项 -> 语音识别参数 and set:

    • Maximum speech duration: 6–10 seconds
    • Minimum speech duration: 3000–4000 ms
    • Check 合并过短字幕到邻近
    • Check Whisper预分割音频?

If the issue persists, provide the latest log file from D:/win-pyvideotrans-v4.10/logs/ (copy the last ~30 lines of error output) so we can identify the exact cause.

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