Fix latest pydub AudioSegment merge crash - #274
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When AudioSegment.empty() is used we end up with some empty parameters
which then in turn mean we can't use this variable to += a real audio
content on the latest pydub present on debian testin. To address this just
use AudioSegment.silent() with proper settings.
While at it add a few new cli options to let us debug things easily:
* --debug flag: Enables verbose logging across the application to assist
with troubleshooting.
* --keep-files: Preserves temporary audio files used in TTS synthesis for
inspection. Useful when debugging audio generation or
concatenation issues.
Signed-off-by: Luis Chamberlain <mcgrof@kernel.org>
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When AudioSegment.empty() is used we end up with some empty parameters which then in turn mean we can't use this variable to += a real audio content on the latest pydub present on debian testin. To address this just use AudioSegment.silent() with proper settings.
While at it add a few new cli options to let us debug things easily: