open_notebook/services/tts_server.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""OpenAI-compatible TTS wrapper around chatterbox-tts, for Open Notebook.
Implements exactly the endpoint esperanto's OpenAICompatibleTextToSpeechModel calls:
POST /audio/speech {model, voice, input, response_format} -> raw audio bytes
Voice cloning: `voice` selects a named reference clip from VOICES_DIR (each
<name>.wav becomes voice "<name>"). Unknown/omitted voices fall back to
"default". A recognized language code (see chatterbox_cli_v4.SUPPORTED_LANGS)
is still accepted as `voice` for the old behaviour: no cloning, built-in voice
for that language. All cloned voices are generated in German (CLONE_LANG)
this deployment only has German reference clips; extend VOICE_LANG_OVERRIDES
below if you add clips in other languages.
Start:
~/miniforge3/envs/chatterbox/bin/python tts_server.py
Env vars:
TTS_HOST (default 0.0.0.0), TTS_PORT (default 8901)
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES should be set by the caller (e.g. "2") to keep GPU 0/1 free.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
import os
import subprocess
import sys
import tempfile
Fix two podcast failures: dead TTS server after reboot + CUDA OOM Podcast generation failed twice at the audio stage, for two unrelated reasons that look similar from the UI but need opposite fixes. 1) TTS/STT ran as nohup background processes and silently did not survive a reboot. Podcasts then failed with "Failed to generate speech: All connection attempts failed" (httpx.ConnectError) even though outline and transcript had generated fine. Both now run as systemd user units. The unit files are versioned in services/systemd/ (using %h, not a hardcoded home) and installed by scripts/start_services.sh, which also enables linger so they start on boot without a login session. They pin GPU 2 by UUID, not by index: CUDA orders devices "fastest first", so index 2 can resolve to the T600. 2) GPU 2 is shared by three processes (TTS, STT and the separate chatterbox-tts MCP service on :9999), leaving ~12 GB of headroom. podcast_creator sends TTS_BATCH_SIZE (default 5) clips concurrently, and since /audio/speech is a sync FastAPI handler, they generated genuinely in parallel on one shared model. Activation memory multiplied, the TTS process hit 16.7 GB and threw torch.OutOfMemoryError, surfacing as "HTTP 500" from the endpoint. tts_server.py now serializes generation behind a lock (GPU-bound work, so parallelism buys no throughput — it only multiplies peak VRAM) and frees the cache afterwards. TTS_BATCH_SIZE=1 keeps the client from queuing requests in that lock and running into esperanto's 300s TTS timeout; ESPERANTO_TTS_TIMEOUT is raised to 600s as headroom. Verified: 5 concurrent /audio/speech requests all return 200 with GPU 2 peaking at ~11.5 GB (was 16.7 GB for the TTS process alone), and the previously failed episode now completes end to end — 38/38 batches, 10:56 min of audio, zero OOM. Docs record both failure signatures side by side, since ConnectError (server dead) and HTTP 500 (server alive, out of VRAM) have very different remedies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-11 13:02:32 +02:00
import threading
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path.home() / "chatterbox-tts-cli"))
import chatterbox_cli_v4 as tts # noqa: E402
import torch
import torchaudio as ta
from fastapi import FastAPI, HTTPException, Response
from pydantic import BaseModel
app = FastAPI(title="Chatterbox TTS (OpenAI-compatible, voice cloning)", version="2.0")
_DEVICE = tts.get_device(None)
_model_cache: dict[str, tuple] = {}
Fix two podcast failures: dead TTS server after reboot + CUDA OOM Podcast generation failed twice at the audio stage, for two unrelated reasons that look similar from the UI but need opposite fixes. 1) TTS/STT ran as nohup background processes and silently did not survive a reboot. Podcasts then failed with "Failed to generate speech: All connection attempts failed" (httpx.ConnectError) even though outline and transcript had generated fine. Both now run as systemd user units. The unit files are versioned in services/systemd/ (using %h, not a hardcoded home) and installed by scripts/start_services.sh, which also enables linger so they start on boot without a login session. They pin GPU 2 by UUID, not by index: CUDA orders devices "fastest first", so index 2 can resolve to the T600. 2) GPU 2 is shared by three processes (TTS, STT and the separate chatterbox-tts MCP service on :9999), leaving ~12 GB of headroom. podcast_creator sends TTS_BATCH_SIZE (default 5) clips concurrently, and since /audio/speech is a sync FastAPI handler, they generated genuinely in parallel on one shared model. Activation memory multiplied, the TTS process hit 16.7 GB and threw torch.OutOfMemoryError, surfacing as "HTTP 500" from the endpoint. tts_server.py now serializes generation behind a lock (GPU-bound work, so parallelism buys no throughput — it only multiplies peak VRAM) and frees the cache afterwards. TTS_BATCH_SIZE=1 keeps the client from queuing requests in that lock and running into esperanto's 300s TTS timeout; ESPERANTO_TTS_TIMEOUT is raised to 600s as headroom. Verified: 5 concurrent /audio/speech requests all return 200 with GPU 2 peaking at ~11.5 GB (was 16.7 GB for the TTS process alone), and the previously failed episode now completes end to end — 38/38 batches, 10:56 min of audio, zero OOM. Docs record both failure signatures side by side, since ConnectError (server dead) and HTTP 500 (server alive, out of VRAM) have very different remedies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-11 13:02:32 +02:00
# Serializes model load + inference. FastAPI runs sync handlers in a threadpool, so
# without this every concurrent request generates in parallel on the same GPU and the
# activation memory multiplies — podcast_creator sends TTS_BATCH_SIZE (default 5) clips
# at once, which OOM'd this server (peak 16.7 GB) since GPU 2 is shared with the STT
# server and the chatterbox MCP service. Generation is GPU-bound, so serializing costs
# no real throughput; it just bounds peak VRAM to a single clip.
_GPU_LOCK = threading.Lock()
VOICES_DIR = Path(__file__).parent / "voices"
CLONE_LANG = "de" # language used for every cloned reference voice
VOICE_LANG_OVERRIDES: dict[str, str] = {} # e.g. {"john": "en"} if you add an English clip
def _discover_voices() -> dict[str, Path]:
if not VOICES_DIR.is_dir():
return {}
return {p.stem: p for p in sorted(VOICES_DIR.glob("*.wav"))}
VOICES = _discover_voices()
def _get_model(lang: str):
key = "en" if lang == "en" else "multi"
if key not in _model_cache:
_model_cache[key] = tts.load_model(lang, _DEVICE, t3_model="v3")
return _model_cache[key]
def _resolve_voice(voice: str) -> tuple[str, str | None]:
"""Map the incoming `voice` string to (language, audio_prompt_path|None)."""
if voice in VOICES:
return VOICE_LANG_OVERRIDES.get(voice, CLONE_LANG), str(VOICES[voice])
if voice in tts.SUPPORTED_LANGS:
return voice, None
if "default" in VOICES:
return CLONE_LANG, str(VOICES["default"])
return "de", None
class SpeechRequest(BaseModel):
model: str | None = None
voice: str = "default"
input: str
response_format: str = "mp3"
_FORMAT_CONTENT_TYPE = {
"mp3": "audio/mpeg",
"wav": "audio/wav",
"opus": "audio/opus",
"flac": "audio/flac",
"aac": "audio/aac",
}
@app.get("/health")
def health():
return {"status": "ok", "device": _DEVICE, "voices": sorted(VOICES.keys())}
@app.get("/audio/voices")
def voices():
cloned = [
{
"id": name,
"name": name,
"gender": "NEUTRAL",
"language_code": VOICE_LANG_OVERRIDES.get(name, CLONE_LANG),
"description": f"Cloned voice from {path.name}",
}
for name, path in VOICES.items()
]
langs = [
{"id": lang, "name": lang, "gender": "NEUTRAL", "language_code": lang,
"description": "Built-in voice (no cloning)"}
for lang in sorted(tts.SUPPORTED_LANGS)
]
return {"voices": cloned + langs}
@app.post("/audio/speech")
def speech(req: SpeechRequest):
lang, voice_path = _resolve_voice(req.voice)
raw = tts.clean_raw_text(req.input)
raw_chunks = tts.split_into_sentences(raw, max_len=400)
chunks = [tts.preprocess_tts_text(c, lang=lang, pronunciation_dict=None) for c in raw_chunks]
chunks = [c for c in chunks if c.strip()]
if not chunks:
raise HTTPException(status_code=422, detail="Kein synthetisierbarer Text übrig.")
Fix two podcast failures: dead TTS server after reboot + CUDA OOM Podcast generation failed twice at the audio stage, for two unrelated reasons that look similar from the UI but need opposite fixes. 1) TTS/STT ran as nohup background processes and silently did not survive a reboot. Podcasts then failed with "Failed to generate speech: All connection attempts failed" (httpx.ConnectError) even though outline and transcript had generated fine. Both now run as systemd user units. The unit files are versioned in services/systemd/ (using %h, not a hardcoded home) and installed by scripts/start_services.sh, which also enables linger so they start on boot without a login session. They pin GPU 2 by UUID, not by index: CUDA orders devices "fastest first", so index 2 can resolve to the T600. 2) GPU 2 is shared by three processes (TTS, STT and the separate chatterbox-tts MCP service on :9999), leaving ~12 GB of headroom. podcast_creator sends TTS_BATCH_SIZE (default 5) clips concurrently, and since /audio/speech is a sync FastAPI handler, they generated genuinely in parallel on one shared model. Activation memory multiplied, the TTS process hit 16.7 GB and threw torch.OutOfMemoryError, surfacing as "HTTP 500" from the endpoint. tts_server.py now serializes generation behind a lock (GPU-bound work, so parallelism buys no throughput — it only multiplies peak VRAM) and frees the cache afterwards. TTS_BATCH_SIZE=1 keeps the client from queuing requests in that lock and running into esperanto's 300s TTS timeout; ESPERANTO_TTS_TIMEOUT is raised to 600s as headroom. Verified: 5 concurrent /audio/speech requests all return 200 with GPU 2 peaking at ~11.5 GB (was 16.7 GB for the TTS process alone), and the previously failed episode now completes end to end — 38/38 batches, 10:56 min of audio, zero OOM. Docs record both failure signatures side by side, since ConnectError (server dead) and HTTP 500 (server alive, out of VRAM) have very different remedies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-07-11 13:02:32 +02:00
with _GPU_LOCK:
model, model_kind, sr = _get_model(lang)
try:
wavs = []
for chunk in chunks:
wavs.append(tts.generate_chunk(model, model_kind, chunk, lang, voice_path))
final = wavs[0] if len(wavs) == 1 else torch.cat(wavs, dim=-1)
finally:
# GPU 2 is shared; hand cached blocks back so a neighbour process can't be
# starved by fragmentation we're holding on to.
if torch.cuda.is_available():
torch.cuda.empty_cache()
with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(suffix=".wav", delete=False) as wav_tmp:
wav_path = wav_tmp.name
ta.save(wav_path, final, sr)
fmt = req.response_format if req.response_format in _FORMAT_CONTENT_TYPE else "wav"
try:
if fmt == "wav":
audio_bytes = Path(wav_path).read_bytes()
else:
out_path = wav_path.replace(".wav", f".{fmt}")
subprocess.run(
["ffmpeg", "-y", "-i", wav_path, out_path],
check=True, capture_output=True,
)
audio_bytes = Path(out_path).read_bytes()
os.unlink(out_path)
finally:
os.unlink(wav_path)
return Response(content=audio_bytes, media_type=_FORMAT_CONTENT_TYPE[fmt])
if __name__ == "__main__":
import uvicorn
print(f"[chatterbox-tts] Registrierte Stimmen: {sorted(VOICES.keys()) or '(keine, nur Sprachcodes)'}")
uvicorn.run(app, host=os.environ.get("TTS_HOST", "0.0.0.0"),
port=int(os.environ.get("TTS_PORT", "8901")))