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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon googlesamples

Alarm tone too low

Open maniattico opened this issue 6 years ago • 5 comments

Hi.

I've Google Assistant for Device SDK in my RaspberryPI.

My issue is with countdown and alarm sound: it is so low (all other sounds and phrases works fine).

I found that in Google Home app I can change that, however my device doen't apperars.

Are there any way to increase that volume or change the ringtone?

Thanks.

maniattico avatar Sep 30 '18 09:09 maniattico

I'm with the same problem, timer and alarm volume is too low and all other sounds is working fine. I updated to the latest version, 1.0.1, but the problem remains. Tried to find a subprocess when the alarm is active but without success

Other poor solution found is to stop the conversation with the event type "ON_ALERT_STARTED" and start an external command with an alarm sound.

But should have a better solution for it.

fsnsantana avatar Jan 22 '19 17:01 fsnsantana

@fsnsantana what is your code and where did you put it? I have been trying this and I can't get it to work. It gives me a segmentation fault.

hasmar04 avatar Feb 02 '19 03:02 hasmar04

@hasmar04, here, have some instructions to handle commands on the device [https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/guides/library/python/extend/handle-device-commands](Google Assistant SDK)

First get the source code: git clone https://github.com/googlesamples/assistant-sdk-python

Then use this file as template: cd assistant-sdk-python/google-assistant-sdk/googlesamples/assistant/library nano hotword.py

In this case, you need to create an if event.type == EventType.ON_ALERT_STARTED: inside def process_event(event): and put your code there.

Finally, start assistant from this file.

fsnsantana avatar Feb 04 '19 16:02 fsnsantana

@fsnsantana do you have any working code to insert here? I have been trying my own here and the sounds always clash with the alarm sound and give segmentation error.

hasmar04 avatar Feb 04 '19 20:02 hasmar04

@hasmar04 No, I don't. I used assistant.stop_conversation() to suspend assistant and initiate some custom commands at the beginning of my project, now I'm using custom device actions Register Custom Device Actions. In that way, it's not necessary to suppress the assistant.

But this alarm issue seems to be inside the assistant code.

fsnsantana avatar Feb 06 '19 19:02 fsnsantana