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Is there a way to digitally mark output audio files as being AI generated so as to be entirely transparent about an audio clip being used for satire or other entertainment purposes?
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Yes, there is a way to digitally mark output audio files as being AI generated for transparency in satire or entertainment purposes. The ToneColorConverter class in OpenVoice offers the option to add a watermark to the audio. This can be done by including a message during the conversion process.
Here is an example of how to add a watermark:
# Run the tone color converter with a watermark messageencode_message="@MyShell"tone_color_converter.convert(
audio_src_path=src_path,
src_se=source_se,
tgt_se=target_se,
output_path=save_path,
message=encode_message)
By including the message parameter in the convert method, you can embed a watermark in the audio file to indicate that it is AI generated. The add_watermark method in the ToneColorConverter class handles the embedding of the watermark message into the audio [1][2].
Is there a way to digitally mark output audio files as being AI generated so as to be entirely transparent about an audio clip being used for satire or other entertainment purposes?
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