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Custom "Hey Sepia" confirmation sound #30

Open eX00r opened 4 years ago

eX00r commented 4 years ago

When the "Hey Sepia" function is activated the sepia client confirms listening by a short sound.

It would be very cool to be able to chose a custom sound file for that confirmation. Personally I would love to choose the Star Trek Computer confirmation sound. :)

Alternatively or meanwhile, if we could know where the used file is located, we can easily change it manually.

fquirin commented 4 years ago

Personally I would love to choose the Star Trek Computer confirmation sound

:vulcan_salute: :smile:

If you use the SEPIA DIY client the sound is located here: ~\clexi\www\sepia\sounds\coin.mp3 (I'm writing this from memory but I think its correct ^^). You should be able to simply replace it just don't use something very long ;-)

Smarthome-Creator commented 4 years ago

@eX00r I already had the idea. Will be tested soon. Whit Star Wars Sounds. :-)

eX00r commented 4 years ago

It worked like a charm with theTNG standard Beep.

Not sure if it will with star wars sounds.🤔

fquirin commented 4 years ago

There "might" be a hard-coded max. length for the sound ... I need to check this again

[EDIT] I checked it, any length should work, the client will wait until the sound finishes ;-)

royrogermcfreely commented 2 years ago

when i use my own stt server i have no confermation sound on my smartphone (lineageOS 18 and android11) inside my browser i get the confirmation sound.

where is the file located on the smartphone? and where i can change it for the browser?

/roy

fquirin commented 2 years ago

I think the Android app has "empty.mp3" as default. For some reason I thought that made sense ;-).

You can change it in settings -> Hey SEPIA -> expert settings (some built-in options)

There is a custom data folder tag <custom_data> that will reference different locations for browser and Android where you can copy your own file:

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