Error Invalid input error: I/O operation on closed file.

[CRCODE22]

Describe the bug
When using the transcribe option I am getting the following error I tried an mp3 file and wav file so it is not file format related this error "Configuration error: I/O operation on closed file." It looks like the error is related to saving the txt file but that is a guess.

To Reproduce
Go to the transcribe section and use either the medium or large model add a mp3 or wav file and try to transcribe.

Text/logs
Error Invalid input error: I/O operation on closed file.

Desktop (please complete the following information):
AllTalk was updated: [Short before making this ticket on 27-01-2025]
I am using the latest version of Pinokio to run the standalone version.

[CRCODE22]

Ok it seems the error is with writing the .json file since that one is empty. Any idea why it can write a txt file but not a json file?

[AllTalk TTS] Debug debug_transcribe Saved transcription to: C:\Users\CRCODE22\pinokio\api\alltalk-tts.git\app\transcriptions\output\vocals_20250127_192908\vocals_Vocals_0001.txt
[AllTalk TTS] Error Invalid input error: I/O operation on closed file.
[AllTalk TTS] Debug debug_transcribe GPU memory cleaned

[JohnF51]

@CRCODE22 Ignore the mistake. Simply choose what type of file you need and it will generate what you need. Creating srt, txt, and json works fine. Even if it prints an error. This error is probably caused by some additional summarization of the request.

[Tr1dae]

mine flat out only reports

[AllTalk TTS] Error Invalid input error: I/O operation on closed file.

and doesn't write any files

[zbyszek-24]

I have the same exact issue, even when using the api in Python, I have tried reinstalling twice, updating everything and many different methods, for some reason it doesn't work. Does anybody have any idea what the issue could be?
This is what my code looks like:
client = Client("http://127.0.0.1:7852/") result = client.predict( audio_files=[handle_file(filepath)], model_size="medium", output_format="txt", delete_after=False, prefix="a", api_name="/process_audio_files" ) print(result)
It is a direct copy from the API tips on the site. I get this error:
Loaded as API: http://127.0.0.1:7852/ ✔ (None, 'Configuration error: I/O operation on closed file.')
Adding this doesn't help either
with open(filepath, "rb") as f: