please see previous issue #189

or 188

I followed your instruction, deleted the 2steam file, then restarted the computer system and rebooted it, run the software as administrator, but still could not separate the audio file or even find the exported audio file, what can I do now? I am using a Win7 64-bit system, so I can't use such a great software design？

Still can not come out to help me

@sechsy It's not usually this hard to run the software as long as your computer is capable of it.

Sorry that you are having a bad time, lets see if one of these suggestions helps you out.

Your CPU must support the AVX instruction, i made an AVX test application that will give you a simple yes or no, it can be downloaded here https://makenweb.com/downloads/AVXcheck.zip

More information about AVX is on my site https://makenweb.com/#avxcheck

If you get a "yes" from the AVX check, try removing the current SpleeterGUI version and install the last full installer i made https://makenweb.com/downloads/old_filezz/SpleeterGUI_V2.9.2.msi

If you get a "no" from AVX check then i'm sorry but your computer isn't able to run Spleeter. Most laptops and older machines will lack the AVX instruction that allows AI to function, it's pretty new.

That SpleeterGUI download is for version 2.9.2 which is an older version of Spleeter but it also contains the model files you seem to be having trouble downloading. It is a bigger download because of the pretrained model files.

We had a win ?

I don't know why, but I actually succeeded. I'm so happy because you made some adjustments right? It feels like hitting the jackpot. Thank you. I was so excited that I jumped up and down on the spot. Instantly felt like there was nothing wrong with my computer. Can I ask you another question about another area? I have some SRT subtitle files and I want to make it synthesize audio files, something like reading out the subtitles into downloadable audio or something like that. Of course, it doesn't have to be an area you're familiar with, but if you can answer that would be great. Because I think you're great.

You have this SpleeterGui audio separation software, which is very popular on YouTube. Many people are admiring it and I've been frustrated for the first few days because I couldn't use it, so thank you for your company and technical support these days.

The difference between 2.9.2 and 2.9.4 is that i removed the pretrained model files from the newer version to save a bit of bandwidth, but that means the end user needs to download them and since SpleeterGUI is a windows executable launching a python application that downloads something it can be seen malicious and stopped by defender or antivirus. total pain in the butt.

I'm not sure what you mean about synthesizing subtitle tracks but there are text-to-speech sites out there that will provide you with audio files, some even AI generated. The freeware linux one (eSpeak) isn't great. Just google (ai text to speech) and you will find plenty of options.

And no worries with the support. if i have time i will jump in and solve issues :)

I also tried to use AI, but I can't go through the generation of audio based on the timeline. This one bothers me more. But thank you very much and good luck with your work. (The srt subtitles are similar to this image. The generated audio also needs the corresponding time interval)