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Sometime it seem that GA records it's own response... #46
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Confirmed. Here is another one that will crash it:
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Because of how the ALSA mixer is setup to use the Why are we recording while it's playing? |
Well, I just tried but no matter how much I tried it just would not listen to my "stop". So closing the mic would be very welcome |
Yeah, the part is that you need the snowboy wake word before the |
Aha, tried that. When citing a poem it is not recording itself and I can use another hotword. Unfortunately the reaction to me saying "stop" is "right away" but the poem is still being read. |
@E3V3A I analyzed the code of @eouia and saw some preparation for using GA as a command processor though it is never used. So I removed those preparations and made the routine resemble the example it was based on more. Now it seems to works again as a "pure" GA version. I was able to have a conversation with without it recording it's own response.
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@drftg Hi!
What do you mean with that? Are you able to actually respond to GA's answer? I.e. something like this:
PS. Not sure how that conversation would go, I just invented this. |
this is an actual conversation I just had:
Another one I have working now is
I really think everything is stable and robust now. |
@drftg Fanstastic! Good job. I'll incorporate your PR's in a few days. A recent kernel update totally messed up my RPi so I need to downgrade and setup everything again. A real PITA. When done, I'll catch up here again. |
Eck.......I quit using the Pi a while ago LOL |
I don't blame you! After the PITA discussions I've had to endure by some of the RPi people, so should everyone. |
I've noticed from the trnasciption logs that sometimes it seem that GA is recording it's own response. The response to the response is a "deep", or mans or slow, voice saying: "Sorry, I don't understand."
Very weird indeed!
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