Hi there, it's because I copied the project template from my previous project, will check and try to upgrade to the React 19 soon if it'll work with the libraries

First time I see this, by the first impression I think the output quality of this one is better than mine and my code is only based on one model

In my understanding, It'll possible if the model's author build to https://onnxruntime.ai ONNX Runtime. And maybe the downside is user will need to download ton of data to their device, currently it's ~100-200mb

Sorry for my late I missed the comment

Yeah I think it's because the quanlity of the model, hopefully we will have better quanlity in near future. I will see if anything I can do with the settings

It's nice to see it here, imagine it works like your repo but runs entirely in the user's browser, very cool, doesn't need any complicated setup

Yeah, that is awesome

Same here, this is the first time working with this library to me, it's really making me believe even more in the future of Transformer.js/WebGPU, it just beginning

Haha, I didn't notice this! Yeah, only Vite will reduce the dependencies a lot, but I'm not sure which one is the biggest here to talk about

Will try to the deps simpler later, after all this is about a little time of work

> Will try to the deps simpler later, after all this is about a little time of work

Word of tip, you may not want to jump on every last suggestion from the peanut gallery instantly

Maybe it's because of how I detect the GPU and switch to another backend (to support devices that don't support WebGPU).

Can you try to go https://pmndrs.github.io/detect-gpu/ and pass the result here

{ "fps": 60, "gpu": "amd radeon r9 200", "isMobile": false, "tier": 3, "type": "BENCHMARK" }

It's a AMD Radeon RX 6600.

It worked on Chromium after passing --enable-unsafe-webgpu --enable-features=Vulkan

Exactly this, as mentioned in the post I've used the same technology with this playground (copied lots of code from here) What I do is mostly make the UX better

PS: WebGPU is the future

I tried it on my Chrome-Mac device, but not sure how it works on other devices (assuming it works). I'll test it out later. Sorry for the inconvenience

Please don't apologise for any inconvenience! It's a cool project and I'd love to see it working, I'm just sorry I can't give any positive feedback

The error is ambiguous right now and I'll try to make it clearer (welcome for contributions) The idea is it fallbacks to not use webgpu if your browser is not supported, but it was made in 2 hours, bug is acceptable :)