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Hi,
I was running this command to get the phones0.mlf:
HLEd -A -D -T 1 -l '*' -d dict -i phones0.mlf mkphones0.led words.mlf
but I got the error like this:
No HTK Configuration Parameters Set
Editing file: words.mlf
ERROR [+1232] NumParts: Cannot find word n++#!MLF!# in dictionary
FATAL ERROR - Terminating program d:\Toolkits\htk\bin.win32\HLEd.exe
I've checked the words.mlf, and it's fine. I have no idea why it gave error like that. Btw, on the terminal, it's not "n++" but some symbol that I don't know. Is that because there's some encoding issue I have to deal with in French or something else? I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Many thanks,
AmZa
Hi there,
Thanks for your reply. I had already removed the ^M at the end of every line. However, I don't think the problem is at the end of the line, but at the beginning, don't you think? because the weird symbol appears at the beginning of the line. Moreover, this problem also happened when I ran the HCopy command:
HCopy -A -D -T 1 -C config -S codetrain.scp
It gave me the same error:
ERROR [+6210] OpenWaveInput: Cannot open waveform file ´++wav/4h-20100505-vgm
Once again, I've checked the codetrain.scp and removed all ^M symbols at the end of every line, but I still got the same error. I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Many thanks,
AmZa
Problem's solved. What I did was that I created a new blank text file, then wrote the first line of the codetr.scp into that new file by hand. After that, I copied the second line until the last line of the codetr.scp into that new file, and then saved it. When I tried to run the command again, it worked!
I don't know why, but it worked!
And for the HLEd command, I made my own script to do exactly the same thing as what the HLEd command does. Or probably you could try the same trick as what I've done above.
regards,
AmZa