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Suppressed logs from TTS and FFmpeg as they were adding in noise to the output
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Couple of issues to fix:
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The logging system we currently have is quite difficult to read and debug. To address this issue, our first step would be to eliminate the unnecessary noise generated by Coqui-ai's TTS and FFmpeg.
However, it may be challenging to suppress TTS logs as they currently rely on print statements rather than the
logging
module. To solve this problem, we could use a method similar to the one outlined here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/45669280/7543474 - to remove any excess print statements.While we don't want to overwhelm the user with too many logs, we still want them to have a clear understanding of the overall flow. Ideally, they should be aware of what is being generated and in what order.
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