Setting up your project environment can be a breeze with the right guidance. This blog post walks you through installing FFmpeg and PortAudio on macOS, Linux, and Windows, and setting up a Python virtual environment using Pipenv, pip, or conda. Let’s dive in!
Table of Contents
- Installing FFmpeg and PortAudio
- macOS
- Linux
- Windows
- Setting Up a Python Virtual Environment
- Using Pipenv
- Using pip and venv
- Using Conda
- Running the Application
Installing FFmpeg and PortAudio
macOS
- Install Homebrew (if not already installed):
- Install FFmpeg and PortAudio:
Linux
For Debian-based distributions like Ubuntu:
- Update the package list:
- Install FFmpeg and PortAudio:
Windows
Download FFmpeg:
- Visit the FFmpeg download page.
- Navigate to the Windows builds section and download the latest static build.
Extract and Set Up FFmpeg:
- Extract the ZIP file to a folder (e.g.,
C:\ffmpeg
). - Add the
bin
directory to your system’s PATH:- Search for Environment Variables in the Start menu.
- Edit the system’s Path variable, and add
C:\ffmpeg\bin
.
- Extract the ZIP file to a folder (e.g.,
Install PortAudio:
- Download PortAudio binaries from the official website.
- Follow the installation instructions provided on the site.
Setting Up a Python Virtual Environment
Using Pipenv
- Install Pipenv:
- Install Dependencies:
- Activate the Virtual Environment:
Using pip and venv
- Create a Virtual Environment:
- Activate the Virtual Environment:
- macOS/Linux:
- Windows:
- macOS/Linux:
- Install Dependencies:
Using Conda
- Create a Conda Environment:
- Activate the Conda Environment:
- Install Dependencies:
Running the Application
Once your environment is set up, follow these steps to run each project phase:
- Phase 1: Brain of the Doctor
- Phase 2: Voice of the Patient
- Phase 3: Voice of the Doctor
- Phase 4: Gradio UI Setup
By following these steps, you'll have your project environment up and running smoothly, ready to tackle each phase with ease. Happy coding! 😊
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