and in computer-speak that means the computer should look for a

wavs

folder placed directly at the surface of the drive

whereas in reality it's 1 or 2 folders deep

so just remove the slashes (in notepad you can search and replace

/wavs

to

wavs

)

I make that mistake a lot.

It's too late though, I've ran out of usage to keep using it.

Well, you can wait until tomorrow then

Did I fix it now?

Yes

I actually thought the mistake was that I used the wrong slash at first which is why I went ugh

hello hi

im having an error on the part 4 of the training

its saying cant read "list.txt" (thats the name of training file)

and its saying "no such file or directory"

Put /content/list.txt in the box

in the part 3?

Yeah

the training file right?

i just did

its still not working

it says

Checking for missing files sed: can't read /content/list.txt: No such file or directory sed: can't read /content/list.txt: No such file or directory Checking Training Files --------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileNotFoundError Traceback (most recent call last) in 9 get_ipython().system("sed -i -- 's,.wav|,.npy|,g' {hparams.training_files}; sed -i -- 's,.wav|,.npy|,g' {hparams.validation_files}") 10 ---> 11 check_dataset(hparams)

nvm

thank you

I updated 286 .wav files, is it too much?

There is no such thing as too many audio files.

It seems as though there's something wrong with the transcript.

Is it wrong?

Hmmm, no. It looks alright to me. I dunno what's causing the problem.

Need I upload my .wav files here?