Evan Cohen

Now that we've finished the snowboy node module, I can continue with my master plan! Because annyang is such an awesome library, there have been loads of people ([myself included](https://github.com/evancohen/smart-mirror)),...

After some deliberation I decided to take the "core" of annyang and include it in the project - it wasn't built to run outside of the web browser and there's...

@Nixellion Sonus uses Node.js, but it's a bit a-typical because it's primarily a "client" library intended for low powered hardware devices. I'm also looking to create a Python interface: evancohen/sonus#13....

@andreimavenhut For speech recognition I use Sonus. In terms of audio encoding, it uses 16-bit signed-integer linear pulse modulation coded WAV (no mp3 support today). It's entirely stream based, so...

I would also be very interested in this. Could you point me in the right direction so I could take a look?

There's no timeline associated with this, it's just something I think we need for the project. @pbalaram expressed some interest in this as well. There are some large(ish) architectural changes...

I had stopped looking at that post, this is awesome news! It'll take some refactoring, but I'll totally take a crack at making this work over the weekend.

This looks like a smart mirror related issue - I'd recommend that you try reinstalling snowboy from within your `test-smart-mirror` directory. ``` npm rm snowboy npm install snowboy ```

Looks like you're missing the native dependencies. Double check that you have them all installed

What's the language code (eg: `en-US`) you are using in your smart mirror config? Make sure what you are using is supported.