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You have to use the local model option. had a similar question: #198 |
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The Deepseek API is fully OpenAI-compatible, so it is just the fact that the model names are filtered to only match gpt models that prevents the Deepseek URL being used with the OpenAI provider. I'll push out a quick update this weekend to return the model list unfiltered if there are no gpt models at the provided endpoint! As @Neoony says, the local model option does work with any OpenAI-compatible endpoint too though :-) In my very quick test Deepseek's translation seems a bit worse than the other main models - more literal, less "flow" and a few muddled lines. However, my test subtitles cost about $0.003 to translate so pretty good value! |
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Is there a way to set the model name in GUI-Subedit for a custom OpenAI?
I am trying to use DeepSeek v3.
Thanks
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