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@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ You must then separate this source video into two files: a silent video and an a
To follow this guide using the `ffmpeg` command, ensure it is installed on your local computer. See https://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html.
:::
1. Open your terminal, `cd` into the folder containing your video, and run the following command:
```
```bash
# Replace input.mp4 with your actual filename
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -c:v copy -an output_video.mp4 -c:a pcm_s16le -f wav output_audio.wav
```
@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ The Duix.Avatar API address is tied to your Olares ID. In all of the following A
### Step 1: Model training
This step preprocesses your uploaded audio, extracting features to prepare for voice cloning.
1. In Hoppscotch, expand the `duix.avatar` collection and select `1. Model Training Request`.
1. In Hoppscotch, expand the `duix.avatar` collection and select **1. Model training**.
2. Modify the request URL, replacing `<OLARES_ID_PREFIX>` with your Olares ID's prefix.
:::info
The request body is pre-set to point to the `output_audio.wav` file you uploaded, so you don't need to change it.
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### Step 2: Audio synthesis
This step uses the voice model you trained in Step 1 to synthesize new audio from a text prompt.
1. Click **2. Audio Synthesis Request**.
1. Click **2. Audio synthesis**.
2. Modify the Olares ID in the request URL.
3. In the request body, modify the following fields:
* `text`: Enter the text you want the digital avatar to speak.
@ -119,9 +119,9 @@ This step uses the voice model you trained in Step 1 to synthesize new audio fro
![Upload audio](/images/manual/use-cases/duix-avatar-upload-audio.png#bordered)
### Step 3: Video synthesis
Now you will merge your new synthesized audio (`new.wav`) with your original silent video (`output_video.mp4`) to create the final avatar.
Now you will use your synthesized audio (`new.wav`) together with your original silent video (`output_video.mp4`) to synthesize the final avatar.
1. Click **3. Video Synthesis Request**.
1. Click **3. Video synthesis**.
2. Modify the Olares ID in the request URL.
3. In the request body, change the `code` field to a new, unique task identifier. You will use this ID to check the synthesis progress.
:::info
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### Step 4: Query video synthesis progress
Video synthesis is a time-consuming task. Use this to query its processing status.
1. Click **4. Video Query Request**.
1. Click **4. Query progress**.
2. Modify the Olares ID in the request URL.
3. In the **Params** section, change the `code` value to the unique identifier you set in Step 3.
4. Click **Send** to check the current progress.