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I found there is a python client example to be used on the backend but what about a nodejs one?
I would like to be able to send an audio buffer to the server and get a response
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do you handle recording and (optionally) resampling already? Because I don't know how that works in Node.js, but large parts of the SEPIA web-audio lib should still be compatible. Maybe we can pick some parts and put it together for Node.js.
The most important parts are the sepia-stt-socket-client as server interface and the stt-socket-worker that handles the logic like buffering and streaming to the server. Since the worker is part of the web-audio lib, it might be possible to simplify it for stand-alone usage with Node.js.
I found there is a python client example to be used on the backend but what about a nodejs one?
I would like to be able to send an audio buffer to the server and get a response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: