aaronchantrill

By the way, a while back I added some code for playing a test phrase if the user selected a flite voice. I'd love to see that expanded to all...

In the audio device setup, we start by choosing an output device. Then Naomi plays a tone to the device and asks if we can hear it. In my last...

I have implemented buffer clearing when using expect() or confirm() by ending the listening and processing anything in the buffer just before Naomi begins asking a question. This is done...

I'm interested if anyone has thoughts about what parameters make sense to be passing into mic vs what can be read from profile. Are there scenarios that I'm not thinking...

I have tried using the pulseaudio module-echo-cancel, but it seems to be more about noise cancellation than echo cancellation. I'll keep playing with it, but in the meantime I will...

I have been having this issue with the Google AIY Voice kit, which I have been using by default for a while now. The device that worked well for me...

There are numerous solutions out there. Pulseaudio has "module-echo-cancel" which needs to be configured with an echo-cancelling engine like "webrtc-audio-processing", so it's not a simple setup and requires that the...

After a lot of playing with ec, I have discovered that the pulseaudio module-echo-cancel is much easier to work with and does a good job of providing echo cancellation with...

This is basically solved. Naomi speaks synchronously by default, which prevents it from hearing anything when speaking. By setting the listen_while_speaking setting to "true", Naomi can listen while speaking, which...

Here are some thoughts I have about what I'd like to see in a RESTful API. These are just based on the sorts of things we are currently communicating to...