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In this Russian-language tutorial, the speaker covers F5TTS voice setup for SkyrimNet on Windows, with troubleshooting for tests that produce silent audio. The speaker starts by checking Python, downloading a model archive, and extracting it to a convenient folder. He recommends drive C, then runs the F5 adapter installer. The installer offers CUDA or CPU; he recommends CUDA for an Nvidia graphics card.
After installation, the speaker launches start F5 and opens SkyrimNet's web interface. The supplied description gives http://127.0.0.1:7861 as the TTS Server URL. He saves the setting and tests speech output. This connects SkyrimNet to a local AI voice server.
For silent output, the description supplies commands to activate the virtual environment, remove torch, torchaudio and torchcodec, then install torch and torchaudio 2.7.0+cu126 using the CUDA 12.6 package index, followed by torchcodec 0.8. The description scopes these commands to RTX 3060 and above and says 50-series cards need different commands, which it does not provide.
If speech still fails, the speaker downloads FFmpeg, extracts it, adds its Bin folder to the Windows Path environment variable, and restarts the computer before testing again. He says this method helped him; the walkthrough does not establish that it resolves every installation failure.
