Yes. In your config.ini update your Model line to: model = nousresearch/hermes-3-llama-3.1-405b

I think I used "Have you seen that Shrine of Azura? They say the Dark Elves built it when they fled Morrowind. Sight to see." with Elevenlabs Erika voice from the Voice Library. Zhuzhed it up with a little low-pass to take the hiss off the top, and saved it as RedguardFemaleSultry.wav in my VoiceSamples folder for xtts.

Look for toppy 7b free on open router, its free and unfiltered so you can atually roleplay with it with out it saying " ne we cant steal, no lets find a peacefull solution" and all that crap. Toppy is better tjsn GPT 3 in every way including the free aspect

Even with a 4090, I still go to OpenRouter.ai because there are relatively inexpensive 70B models that would require 200GB of VRAM to run locally... jondurbin/airoboros 70B (1.43M tokens per dollar - r about 1.5 hours of chat as seen in this video per dollar) was my favorite for a while. I switched to testing lizpreciatior/lzlv-70b-fp16-hf this week.

@@PalaVR Its a new feature, but if you use the player voice. its awesome since it players the player voice on whatever you typed. So by the time the players voice is done, the NPC voice starts playing. Give the 3-5 waiting buffer more immersion!

Even with a 4090 and 128GB RAM, I push LLM work to the OpenRouter - Jon Durbin's Airoboros is a "full fat" (non-quantized) 70B model that delivers *spectactular* results, and there's no way I could spend more at OpenRouter than I would spend trying to muster up the 200GB of VRAM to load it locally... I typically see round trips to OpenRouter in the 3-3.5 second range. The other thing I've noticed that stands out VERY clearly is that the response time seems WAY shorter when you're actively involved in the conversation. Watching the same conversation on the video, the exact same response time feels like an absolute _eternity_ compared to when my brain was actively involved in the convo...

*Better Emoting* - particularly on voices that don't have very much (or ANY) voice lines to train xVA models with (The Orc Female voices are trained, but so, so, so garbage...because there aren't a lot of source lines to train xVA with) *FAR easier training* - "Training" a new voice doesn't require 10+ minutes of source audio and a whole new 200kb model like xVASynth. Instead, xtts uses ONE model, and creates latents for every speaker on startup. Creating a new Speaker requires a 5-15 second WAV audio sample. The very largest Speaker samples I have in my VoiceSamples directory are 21 and 23 seconds each, and they're 4MB, not 200. 530 different voices weighs in at 430 MB, not 106GB like you'd need for xVASynth. *Accented English* - by changing the (required) 2-letter country code in the JSON request you send to xtts, the resulting speech is appropriately accented. (sometimes quite heavily. ja, cs, and nl are heavy compared to pt, fr, it, and ar, for instance) The tradeoff is that once in a great while (once or twice every 5 hours for me) xtts will go off the rails and deliver a partial line and then some "modem noise" followed by the end of the spoken line. But the other 99.5% of the time it's more emotive, and if you want to take the time to get the samples, you could potentially have a different voice (in Mantella...not the 'stock' game voices, sadly) for EVERY. SINGLE. NAMED. NPC. - all 1337 of them - and it would take up about 267 MB of disk.

It's been a really fun project to contribute to!

It's fully functioning in Mantella v.0.12 when using xtts-api-server-mantella as your TTS Engine!

Hey, you're finally awake...

Yeah, I collect the weird ones off Nexus like Pokemon. /shrug

If you're gonna try it out, I recommend using the Noromaid LLM.

I think they might have an amazing dynamic going on!

It's been a minute since I checked in on the comments on the channel...over the years comments have come more and more slowly. If you never found an answer (and I presume you did, but this is for posterity) is that you bought the Nano M5, which works on the 5Ghz Spectrum for Wifi - ONLY. This is one of those cases where "bigger number is NOT better". For RVs and RV parks, you want the Nano M2, which operates on the 2.5Ghz frequency, which is the most common frequency for wifi. 2.5 was first, and 5 came later. Every Wireless AP supports 2.5 (and the Nano M2), while your jetpack supports both 2.5 Ghz and 5 Ghz, which is why the M5 can see the jetpack!

You'd have to get that direct from Ubiquiti - if you can't find it on Amazon.

This is not true. McDonalds Free WiFi went online on January 15, 2010, and the McDonalds Chief Information Officer is on record (i.e. printed in the news) as saying "People will not have to buy anything. Free is free." Here's proof: www.dallasnews.com/business/technology/2009/12/16/20091215-McDonald-s-deal-with-ATandT-makes-2026 "'We're excited about it,' Groom said. 'One thing our customers have told us is: 'We like your Wi-Fi, but would you make it free?' This is one thing they've consistently asked for. It's just another reason to come to McDonald's.' Groom said visitors to the restaurants will not have to buy anything to use the service. 'Free is free,' he said."

YarrVee that's before any deal went threw and anything was started...but in the end like most of all free Wifi places when they actually started providing it and wasn't just all talk that they would do it free with no purchase...in the end you needed to read the fine print when they actually started providing it, you needed to be inside the building not out side the revenue. almost all revenues to this approach because to many bogged down there Internet and weren't going in the building and near by houses or apartments were all taking there bandwidth so that led to what I'm saying....your referring to something totally way before anything actually took place and before any type of restrictions in how to get the actually free Wifi permission from them from that old article. here check this link and you can easily search how many people got fined and community service from it and some jailed : arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2007/05/michigan-man-arrested-for-using-cafes-free-wifi-from-his-car/

So let me see if I understand this. You're referring to an article from 2007 that gives examples of: 1) A police officer in 2007 going on what's called a "fishing expedition" - trying to find evidence of an unknown crime to stick to a person already in custody, rather than trying to find the person who committed a crime that's been reported - (...the cafe owner didn't...realize what Peterson was doing was a crime...**Neither did the police officer**.) where the Cafe explicitly said Wifi is for customers only. 2) A person in 2005 who was accessing the unsecured wifi of **a private homeowner** in Florida. (which is *definitely* a crime) 3) A person in 2006 who was accessing the unsecured corporate wifi of a non-profit organization in Illinois (which is also *definitely* a crime) 4) A person in 2006 who was asked *by the police* to stop using the wifi left the area, *then came back*, and was arrested. Contrast these situations from 10+ years ago with what the CIO for McDonalds said in 2010. "Free is Free" and "People will not have to buy anything". Straight from the horse's mouth.

your not understanding that its free , does not state that its free outside the revenue and out side in public area free means free inside the revenue of business yes you do not have to buy anything but you have to be inside the revenue once again, his statement is exactly how you said but you did not read the fine print free is free but in the revenue of business...not sure how you do not get it.

I used David Bott's guide to set it up. www.outsideourbubble.com/secure-private-rv-wi-fi-and-making-a-better-park-connection-for-under-100

Yes, The same day I watched your video I did more on-line researches and found the typed configurations in a step by step video (www.outsideourbubble.com/secure-private-rv-wi-fi-and-making-a-better-park-connection-for-under-100 ). It's the the same you mentioned above!. I like the outsideourbubble video, although David Bott used a MAC computer. Other than matching up what he was doing with his MAC in the beginning of the video to my Windows laptop, the rest of the configuration was the same for Windows. I did get stuck at first when setting up the AirGateway router! I did not realize that I had to find www.ubnt.com on my laptop’s list of WiFi rather than typing the ubnt.com web address in the browser! After playing the video over again I realized this, and the rest of the setup was easy! Now I have a Ubiquiti Nanostation M2 on the ouside of my motorhome connected via ethernet cable to the AirGateway router in the motorhome! In the Fall I travel south to my RV lot in Florida and hope to get a better signal from the RV Resort’s WiFi to the inside of my motorhome. Thank you!

Clit Eatswood My old gaming PC (i5 4440, 8GB RAM, SSD, HDD, GTX660) drew 298 Watts at full tilt, and the 23" LCD monitor was another 20 odd watts. My Surface Pro 3 takes about 39 watts (i5, 4GB RAM, 2k 14" monitor) at full tilt (watching video and charging the battery) When you're running off an inverter, the Surface Pro is the much better setup, since I can run the SP3 and the 23" monitor and have a dual monitor setup for 50 watts. =)

You have to do it manually, but it's super simple. Once you're set up in the coach and have AC power (or have supplied it with 24VDC one way or another), open a browser and go to 192.168.2.1 Log in to the device and go to the WIRELESS tab. Hit "SCAN" Once you get your list of results (every AP it can see...just as a point of data, when I was in the apartment still, my phone and PC could see 17 and 18 APs, respectively. The NanoStation could see *54*...), sort the list by clicking on the "Signal Strength" header twice - once for "weakest to strongest" then again to sort "strongest to weakest". Pick the AP that you want to connect to and hit "Lock to AP" down at the bottom, then APPLY at the top. The reality is that it took you longer to read that than it takes to actually do it. =)

That's the beauty of the internet. You can rewind, pause, replay to your heart's content! =)

YarrVee Really? What a concept.

***** I KNOW, RIGHT? All this newfangled stuff! =)

Korey Jerome I got in on the tail end of October's Data Plan Wars, and I have an 80GB plan through Sprint. Since I was working entirely from my Cell connection from the 3rd to the 14th, in addition to leisure surfing and uploading videos, guess what I burned through with a week left to go... =) I'm being (a little) more conservative with my usage this month, I think.

Phil Campbell We already follow each other, you silly, silly man. =)

Oh yeah, doh.

This mobile lark makes me forget my connections. Don't know why but desktop apps / browser tabs make more sense that mobile versions of applications. Will drop you email!

Awesome! I sent you a DM with the details.

Wait. Isn't it 3am GMT? What're you doing up? =)

Mimi Adrija Yeah, this was after I got back to the coach on the 23rd, when it was pouring out. =)

Your ATT tech was talking a small amount of crap. That may be true for the service that AT&T is providing you, but the Comcast connection I had at in Colorado was 50MB down (and I was getting 55-57down routinely because I purchased my own Motorola Surfboard for about $70 from Amazon) and and between 20-25 up When I switched to CenturyLink (20% drop in speed, 50% drop in price!) I was on a 40/10 meg connection and got about 37/12... Ultimately, what speeds you get REALLY depends on where in the country you are - I was in a building that was built in October of 2012, so it definitely had the latest and greatest available at that point.

Yep! I shot that when I got here, on the 23rd - and just now got to editing and posting it. (Time travel is complicated, let me tell ya! =) I woke up to some rain this morning, and now it's bright sunshine. So far, I'm loving it! I feel like I'm much closer to nature than I ever have been, and everything is slightly harder than it was living in a cushy apartment and having a cushy job. A small example: Trash used to be "put it in the bin outside the door and they'll come take it away every morning" - now it's 100+ yards away, and that's a walk I have to make every day. Right now, I've got all the windows open and a wind blowing through the coach. That's something I couldn't do in the apartment, because (as you can see from my pre-trip videos) I had all the windows on one side of the building. It's amazing. =)