NOTHING IS WORKING! ALL NOTEBOOKS ARE BROKEN! INSTALLATION ON COLLAB IS NOT POSSIBLE!

[yukiarimo]

Hello. Try to run your collab notebook in the repo or any other on the internet! None of them work. Error after error! It is not fixable! Please fix! It is not possible to even install RVC, as all packages conflict and do not install! Please fix!

[cahayamahardika16]

Yeah me too. But how can not do something train this voice model RVC they all notebooks is are broken.

[EhsanHejazi]

Exactly, me too.

[lsm910809]

The thing is that Colab has been updated to use Python 3.11, which broke the compatibility with many existing packages detailed in requirements.txt

[yukiarimo]

I see. Is it possible to downgrade the Python version in Colab, and if so, how and to what version should I downgrade it to?

[lsm910809]

Preferably to 3.8, which is the supported version of RVC.
However, when I was trying to downgrade myself, it failed.
If I do manage to do this later, I'll share what I did.

[lsm910809]

First, correction: I was supposed to use Python 3.10 not 3.8

This is NOT a long-term solution, but I may have found some workarounds of using different python version in the notebook.

First, add and run this code at the beginning of your notebook to install python 3.10.

!sudo apt-get update
!sudo apt-get install python3.10 python3.10-distutils python3.10-venv
!wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
!/usr/bin/python3.10 get-pip.py

After this, you have to replace every pip and python command in your notebook code to !/usr/bin/python3.10.
If you just use pip and python, colab will just use the latest installed python (3.11 at the moment)

Example (this is my code, but you should make your own adjustments)

old : !pip install -r requirements.txt
new : !/usr/bin/python3.10 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

old : !python infer-web.py --colab --pycmd python3
new : !/usr/bin/python3.10 infer-web.py --colab --pycmd /usr/bin/python3.10

[yukiarimo]

Thanks, I’ll try it out later!

[lsm910809]

Good luck!
Well, I did get mine running, so I think it can work. :-)