yes it was not very clear. so.scottdave said:Did you look at the README.md under GitHub (Code Link)? https://github.com/Rudrabha/Lip2Wav#readme
IDK how to run this code? I mean where do I start?jedishrfu said:What wasnt clear?
Have you installed an environment that can run Python code?shivajikobardan said:IDK how to run this code? I mean where do I start?
Indeed. OP, what is your knowledge level for software development environments? The code you have found is not really for the general public; it's meant for developers.scottdave said:Have you installed an environment that can run Python code?
Your response. Reminds me of the Wizard in the Wizard of Oz movie when the balloon takes off without Dorothy.shivajikobardan said:IDK how to run this code? I mean where do I start?
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