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Update app.py

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@@ -62,11 +62,11 @@ def generate_podcast_script(api_key, prompt, uploaded_file, duration, num_hosts)
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  Do not include speaker labels like "John:" or "Sara:" before dialogue.
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  The intro always includes the first speaker and should be in the same paragraph.
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  The outro always includes the first speaker and should be in the same paragraph
 
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  Keep each speaker's entire monologue in a single paragraph, regardless of length if the humber of hosts is not 1.
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  Start a new paragraph only when switching to a different speaker if the humber of hosts is not 1.
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  Maintain natural conversation flow and speech patterns within each monologue.
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  Use context clues or subtle references to indicate who is speaking without explicit labels if the humber of hosts is not 1
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- Ensure clear transitions between speakers to maintain coherence without labels.
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  Use speaker names sparingly, only when necessary for clarity or emphasis. Avoid starting every line with the other person's name.
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  Rely more on context and speech patterns to indicate who is speaking, rather than always stating names.
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  Use names primarily for transitions sparingly, definitely with agreements, or to draw attention to a specific point, not as a constant form of address.
 
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  Do not include speaker labels like "John:" or "Sara:" before dialogue.
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  The intro always includes the first speaker and should be in the same paragraph.
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  The outro always includes the first speaker and should be in the same paragraph
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+ Do not include these types of transition "Intro Music fades in and then fades slightly to background"
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  Keep each speaker's entire monologue in a single paragraph, regardless of length if the humber of hosts is not 1.
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  Start a new paragraph only when switching to a different speaker if the humber of hosts is not 1.
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  Maintain natural conversation flow and speech patterns within each monologue.
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  Use context clues or subtle references to indicate who is speaking without explicit labels if the humber of hosts is not 1
 
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  Use speaker names sparingly, only when necessary for clarity or emphasis. Avoid starting every line with the other person's name.
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  Rely more on context and speech patterns to indicate who is speaking, rather than always stating names.
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  Use names primarily for transitions sparingly, definitely with agreements, or to draw attention to a specific point, not as a constant form of address.