If you have a windows OS, copy URL as powershell, and change last command to "-o file.aac" (without cotes) your file will be record at c:\windows\system32 by default. This was the only way that worked for me Tanks a lot.
Hello @joseluisfreire8966 I copied the URL as powershell. When I paste it in the powershell console, and type a new line with "-0 file.aac" nothing happens.
I added this -o "file.aac", and it actually generates the file not in system32 but in the same folder where I am in powershell console. But it works fine, thank you.
Thank you for an amazing tutorial here is a tip for Windows user: 1. Do everything the same in Chrome, but when you copying the Network element, copy it as "Copy as PowerShell" 2. Run PowerShell as an admin 3. Paste the Copied elements into the PowerShell, BUT DO NOT RUN IT YET 4. In the last line put (-outfile "C:\YOUR_path\YOUR_name.aac") without brackets, quotation marks are necessary for the full path, and don't forget to put the name and file type and the end.
*Notice for PhD students, particularly for non-native English speakers* If you are preparing a video of your research work to complement a paper submission, I know it can be tempting to skip the recording of a transcript and just use a text-to-speech tool for creating that audio; however, I strongly suggest you spare the time to do it. Your accent may not be perfect and there may be stuttering, but it will add some character to the video - your character - and it's your research work, so you should own it. Your narrations will improve over time, and it will be good practising for in-person presentations, either within your research institute or at an actual conference.
Thanks for the video guide, and great advice with still recording your own voice for videos! It always (in my opinion anyway), sounds more personable and respectable (if those are the right words), if a video presentation has the author's own narration.
I recommend using quicktime player to record the internal audio. This will requiere blackhole or similar driver to capture the internal audio, but is super easy to setup.
Unfortunately, this no longer works. To add to my previous comment, it now downloads an HTML file with an embedded player that doesn't play anything. Update: To retrieve the audio file, I have to switch back to the ChatGPT window, right-click the URL in the Network tab of DevTools, and select Copy → Copy as fetch. Then, I can use Node.js with a script that calls the given fetch function with appropriate arguments to save the audio sample to a file (I'm on Debian). In short, I use Node.js instead of curl because the latter doesn't work. And yes, I have curl in the latest version, and it should work.
Can I download this file to a specific folder already? Where does my file goes? I could find it in the search but couldn't find the actual file original download folder.
For Windows User: 1. Do everything the same in Chrome, but when you're copying the Network element, copy it as "Copy as PowerShell" 2. Run PowerShell as an admin 3. Paste the Copied elements into the PowerShell, BUT DO NOT RUN IT YET 4. In the last line put outside the bracket -outfile "C:\Users\Username\Downloads\output1.aac") quotation marks are necessary for the full path.
Right click, "copy response", paste into address bar, download, done. With your method it could only download a mangled 16.7 KB file for me, no matter if PowerShell or bash.
this works fine. only catch is i only got a 50-second audio at a time. but since my audio is only 2 minutes long, this method is good enough for me, thank you.
Thank you for this video. I got this "error". .."'-H' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." 😲windows here!
@@HenriqueFerrolho Hi. Note, in windows there is Copy as cURL (cmd) and Copy as cURL (bash). I use the second. What I get is: '-H' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.. it does not work with cmd either. What i get is ... Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output Warning: " to save to a file. 'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I guess i must be doing something wrong
@@TravelTipsGR Please try again with the 'Copy as cURL (cmd)' option. From the error message you are getting, it seems that you have not manually written "--output audio.aac" to the end of the command before running it. In the video above, I do this step at around t=3:29.
one Macbook 1 the downloaded aac file does not work. On MacBook 2 it would work if I download the file from Mac2. The file downloaded on Mac 1 also does not work on Mac 2. what's the issue you think?
bro, i tried it but is is always like this: curl: (18) transfer closed with outstanding read data remaining 'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. What doe this mean?
Sis, I want to ask, if I use the read aloud feature on my smartphone and then I record my audio and then use it as a narration in my UA-cam video, Is that against the rules?, Is that allowed?, Thank you
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output Warning: " to save to a file. 'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
@@yadnar @rafaellaurenti6026 I used windows 10 PowerShell ( type terminal in the search box) , copy URL as PowerShell, and change last command to -o file.aac
I will not make a tutorial for Windows, but you should be able to use the same procedure shown in this video to download the audio on Windows. If you are having trouble setting up cURL on Windows, you can check how to do it in this other video tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/cl186ePedMg/v-deo.html
I follow your steps but it just downloads an empty file - always 23 kb and it has no audio? When I open the file that is downloaded in textedit - Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue
I had the same problem but solved it. If you are in Linux, make sure your command line is not executing in a conda environment. If it says (base) or something like that at the beginning of the line, then conda deactivate and execute again.
@@LeopoldoTejada Thanks, I was alway having an empty.aac file. Since I have conda installed, deactivating conda environment resolved the problem, super!
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output Warning: " to save to a file. 'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. and nothing happend ;< . I done this on Windows Cmd
it gives me this error Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output Warning: " to save to a file. 'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. any solution?
i have curl installed on windows but is not downloading the aac More? -H "user-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/124.0.0.0 Safari/537.36" --output test.aac Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output Warning: " to save to a file. 'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
This doesn't work at all - I think they blocked this ability on purpose!!! I can type in exactly what you did, but it just gives me the following lame response: It seems the script took too long to execute due to the extensive list of available voices and the length of the text. To ensure the code runs efficiently, I'll simplify it and select a more natural-sounding voice available on most systems. Here's a streamlined script for you to run on your local machine: Then it spits out a python script
I have typed these things on a terminal in macOS. You can use CMD or PowerShell if you are using Windows. `cd` means "change directory" and the path is a path to any existing folder in your workspace. Hope that helps!
If you have a windows OS, copy URL as powershell, and change last command to "-o file.aac" (without cotes) your file will be record at c:\windows\system32 by default.
This was the only way that worked for me
Tanks a lot.
Thanks! I don't have a Windows machine to try it out...
Hello @joseluisfreire8966 I copied the URL as powershell. When I paste it in the powershell console, and type a new line with "-0 file.aac" nothing happens.
I added this -o "file.aac", and it actually generates the file not in system32 but in the same folder where I am in powershell console. But it works fine, thank you.
@@robertojarzembowski you are right! thank you too.
@@mithu2cool The command is "-o" without cotes not -0 (not minus zero)
Thank you for an amazing tutorial
here is a tip for Windows user:
1. Do everything the same in Chrome, but when you copying the Network element, copy it as "Copy as PowerShell"
2. Run PowerShell as an admin
3. Paste the Copied elements into the PowerShell, BUT DO NOT RUN IT YET
4. In the last line put (-outfile "C:\YOUR_path\YOUR_name.aac") without brackets, quotation marks are necessary for the full path, and don't forget to put the name and file type and the end.
nó trả về lỗi:
>> } -outfile "D:\test.acc"
Invoke-WebRequest : The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden.
At line:1 char:1...
I still couldn't do it. When I past what I copied as a powershell it gives me a response even before I press enter. Could you help me?
it did work for me as well, thanks. Amazing tutorial tho! I couldn't read the file in Premier Pro, so I converted it into .mp3 to use it.
Bro, You are a lifesaver!! ⭐
Many thanks! 🙏
It worked. thank you ❤
If you have to listen to the whole read aloud, you can simply use audio recording tools like audacity. Anyway a great tut
*Notice for PhD students, particularly for non-native English speakers*
If you are preparing a video of your research work to complement a paper submission, I know it can be tempting to skip the recording of a transcript and just use a text-to-speech tool for creating that audio; however, I strongly suggest you spare the time to do it. Your accent may not be perfect and there may be stuttering, but it will add some character to the video - your character - and it's your research work, so you should own it. Your narrations will improve over time, and it will be good practising for in-person presentations, either within your research institute or at an actual conference.
Thanks for the video guide, and great advice with still recording your own voice for videos!
It always (in my opinion anyway), sounds more personable and respectable (if those are the right words), if a video presentation has the author's own narration.
If you use ChatGPT premium the voice is very nice.
Was ist Terminal? Verstehe nicht, wo ich nach cURL cmd gehen muss?
I recommend using quicktime player to record the internal audio. This will requiere blackhole or similar driver to capture the internal audio, but is super easy to setup.
Unfortunately, this no longer works. To add to my previous comment, it now downloads an HTML file with an embedded player that doesn't play anything.
Update: To retrieve the audio file, I have to switch back to the ChatGPT window, right-click the URL in the Network tab of DevTools, and select Copy → Copy as fetch. Then, I can use Node.js with a script that calls the given fetch function with appropriate arguments to save the audio sample to a file (I'm on Debian). In short, I use Node.js instead of curl because the latter doesn't work. And yes, I have curl in the latest version, and it should work.
I don't understand about code, hope you will make a video tutorial. thank you!
Can I download this file to a specific folder already? Where does my file goes? I could find it in the search but couldn't find the actual file original download folder.
Help, I'm using a different browser, can't find the option
Oh yeah, they have blocked it now. File comes back empty like 22k.
An absolute Legend. Liked and Subbed, Thank you
great video, but how can I have the same Terminal panel as you when you open it ?
hi, I download file successfully but not show in c:\windows\system32.plz guide
It worked! One of helpful tutorial video 💪🏽Very appreciated
It keeps saying the file is corrupted.
try again and again , until success
For Windows User:
1. Do everything the same in Chrome, but when you're copying the Network element, copy it as "Copy as PowerShell"
2. Run PowerShell as an admin
3. Paste the Copied elements into the PowerShell, BUT DO NOT RUN IT YET
4. In the last line put outside the bracket -outfile "C:\Users\Username\Downloads\output1.aac") quotation marks are necessary for the full path.
Thank you so much! And is it possible to download in another format instead of .aac?
I have not tried, but maybe... You can also use a conversion tool, like ffmpeg.
Right click, "copy response", paste into address bar, download, done.
With your method it could only download a mangled 16.7 KB file for me, no matter if PowerShell or bash.
this actually worked. thanks a lot @neoqueto
this works fine. only catch is i only got a 50-second audio at a time. but since my audio is only 2 minutes long, this method is good enough for me, thank you.
Thank you for this video. I got this "error". .."'-H' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file." 😲windows here!
Can you copy and paste the entire error message?
@@HenriqueFerrolho Hi. Note, in windows there is Copy as cURL (cmd) and Copy as cURL (bash). I use the second. What I get is:
'-H' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file..
it does not work with cmd either. What i get is ...
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell
Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output
Warning: " to save to a file.
'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
I guess i must be doing something wrong
@@TravelTipsGR Please try again with the 'Copy as cURL (cmd)' option. From the error message you are getting, it seems that you have not manually written "--output audio.aac" to the end of the command before running it. In the video above, I do this step at around t=3:29.
I copied it as "Copy as PowerShell" and copied to to powershell then it worked
@@csabakranauer3290 Thank you. That was my problem also. Now it works great!
one
Macbook 1 the downloaded aac file does not work. On MacBook 2 it would work if I download the file from Mac2. The file downloaded on Mac 1 also does not work on Mac 2. what's the issue you think?
I prefer to simply use Audacity, download the audio directly from your PC while playing it then export the file as Mp3.
This is really helpful, great work, thanks
Excellent video - thanks Henrique
fantastic tutorial, it will be very useful for me.
thank you very much
Amazing explanation. Thanks
Perfect! Tks bro🥳
Thanks bro, very helpful 🎉
bro, i tried it but is is always like this: curl: (18) transfer closed with outstanding read data remaining
'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
What doe this mean?
same here. does anyone actually successfully download?
Can you share an example of a prompt that fails?
you can save it in a .bat file (copy as curl (cmd) + --ouput whatever.aac) and run it and it downloads
@@yuumiplayer420 it doesnt work for me
@@iniduniabinatang5964 do you have curl installed and added to path in enviroment variables
Sis, I want to ask, if I use the read aloud feature on my smartphone and then I record my audio and then use it as a narration in my UA-cam video, Is that against the rules?, Is that allowed?, Thank you
very helpful thank you
amazing content man. thank you
Very nice 🙏🏾
Thank you 🙌
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell
Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output
Warning: " to save to a file.
'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
did you solved>? I did not yet!!!!
@@yadnar NO
I get the same error
@@yadnar @rafaellaurenti6026 I used windows 10 PowerShell ( type terminal in the search box) , copy URL as PowerShell, and change last command to -o file.aac
Just use chatgpt and follow the steps, it can guide you to final results
I can also use "Save response as" in Firefox and it downloads it.
please tutorial for windows
I will not make a tutorial for Windows, but you should be able to use the same procedure shown in this video to download the audio on Windows. If you are having trouble setting up cURL on Windows, you can check how to do it in this other video tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/cl186ePedMg/v-deo.html
@@HenriqueFerrolho thx worked easily
you can also ask to chat gpt to download the last text to speech message and it will create a link for you.
Useful. Thanks !
I follow your steps but it just downloads an empty file - always 23 kb and it has no audio? When I open the file that is downloaded in textedit - Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue
Hmm, that is weird... Are you still having this issue?
whatever you download there is this 24kb file that does not contain audio content instead it is sm HTMl code
I had the same problem but solved it. If you are in Linux, make sure your command line is not executing in a conda environment. If it says (base) or something like that at the beginning of the line, then conda deactivate and execute again.
@@LeopoldoTejada Thanks, I was alway having an empty.aac file. Since I have conda installed, deactivating conda environment resolved the problem, super!
why cannt i download aac file. i downloaded but the crack file.
Try this AudioTTS - Simple Text to Speech Downloader
спасибо чувак, помогло
Great 👍
Thank you so much :)
Thank you abnormaly much.
how do i get the audio button???
please intruct me
Save this man ....❤
Thanks a lot.
Thank you!!
thank you sir
thankyou very helpful
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell
Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output
Warning: " to save to a file.
'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file. and nothing happend ;< . I done this on Windows Cmd
worked well thanks in windows, just follo same steps and click in the cURL cmd
Thanks
it gives me this error
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell
Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output
Warning: " to save to a file.
'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
any solution?
At IPv4 and IPv6 i become "could not resolve host"
Thank you sir
Try this AudioTTS - Simple Text to Speech Downloader chrome plugin
works thanks !
Thank you, I can do this on window powershell.
Great! Happy that it works well for you!
i have curl installed on windows but is not downloading the aac
More? -H "user-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/124.0.0.0 Safari/537.36" --output test.aac
Warning: Binary output can mess up your terminal. Use "--output -" to tell
Warning: curl to output it to your terminal anyway, or consider "--output
Warning: " to save to a file.
'expire' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Try audiotts instead
thanks!
thanks a lot❤
Thanks! Bro!
awesome
Thanks it's working
now convertio can conver it from acc to mp3
This doesn't work at all - I think they blocked this ability on purpose!!! I can type in exactly what you did, but it just gives me the following lame response:
It seems the script took too long to execute due to the extensive list of available voices and the length of the text. To ensure the code runs efficiently, I'll simplify it and select a more natural-sounding voice available on most systems.
Here's a streamlined script for you to run on your local machine:
Then it spits out a python script
Couldn't connect to server
Thanks bro
I dont have iterm
Screen record and convert bro. Easy
Lol. If the audio file is 10 minutes long then you wasted 9 mins and 30 secs
I don't have the audio button :/
It is available on Plus account (paid ChatGPT version)
thank
thks
Smart. Please develop a chrome extension based on this idea.
I made one named audiotts 🥰
@@DefamsTVIs it for public use ?
@@BibleQuizz3s yes
@@DefamsTV HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@russianozi-2023 what?
Amazing, tapi aku belum coba berhasil atau enggak.
this is way harder than just recording it
Very lengthy method
Do you know another method that is faster?
@@HenriqueFerrolho I shared my method in the thread ⬆
@@HenriqueFerrolhouse audiotts chrome extension. Simply a click and free ❤
Sorry please tell me “~ cd /Downloads/chatgpt
~/Downloads/chatgpt” how to type these things?
I have typed these things on a terminal in macOS. You can use CMD or PowerShell if you are using Windows. `cd` means "change directory" and the path is a path to any existing folder in your workspace. Hope that helps!
the termininal only goes: Last login: Mon May 13 13:06:07 on ttys000
mac@MACdeMBP ~ %
😭
@@xinx.3180 same, did you find the issue?
Thank you so much
thank you very much!!!!