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I have found this weird issue, I'm trying to create a voice assistant in raspberry pi and when I connect to a bluetooth speaker only the text to speech voice is not playing. I tested the connection by playing an mp3 file and it works fine(using pygame).
Mimic voice is playing If i switch audio output to analog (audio jack).
This command works fine with analog output but I don't hear any sound with a bluetooth connection.
/home/pi/mimic1/mimic --setf duration_stretch=0.75 --setf 'int_f0_target_stddev=20' --setf 'f0_shift=1' -voice /home/pi/mimic1/voices/cmu_us_rms.flitevox --setf 'int_f0_target_mean=120' -t 'hello, how are you'
Hi @shyam3089 have you built mimic from source? and if so did you configure any specific audiobackend? It defaults to alsa, I wonder if it would be worth trying compiling with pulseaudio as audio backend?
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