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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion whisper/DOCS.md
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Expand Up @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ If `custom_model_type` is set to `transformers`, a HuggingFace transformers Whis
To use a local custom Whisper model, first create a `models` subdirectory in the app's configuration directory if it does not already exist. Then copy your model directory into:
`/addon_configs/core_whisper/models/<your-model-dir>`.
Then, set the `custom_model` path to:
`/config/models/<your-model-dir>`. For a local model, the path must start with `/config/models/`, as this is how the add-on accesses your Home Assistant configuration directory through the container's mounted volume.
`/config/models/<your-model-dir>`. For a local model, the path must start with `/config/models/`, as this is how the Home Assistant app accesses your Home Assistant configuration directory through the container's mounted volume.
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Just "app" is already used on line 13, and the title of the document says "Home Assistant App". Here it's just causing unnecessary cognitive overload.

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`/config/models/<your-model-dir>`. For a local model, the path must start with `/config/models/`, as this is how the Home Assistant app accesses your Home Assistant configuration directory through the container's mounted volume.
`/config/models/<your-model-dir>`. For a local model, the path must start with `/config/models/`, as this is how the app accesses your Home Assistant configuration directory through the container's mounted volume.


### Option: `custom_model_type`

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