This repository enables you to prototype an Alexa Gadget using Raspberry Pi. It includes Python-based software, sample projects, and step-by-step instructional guides that walk you through how to use key features of the Alexa Gadgets Toolkit to create new, engaging customer interactions with gadget devices.
I'm trying to modify these examples to be able to sync an animation on a Raspberry Pi to the voice of an Alexa Echo. I am receiving the speech data, but is seems to be missing some of the data required to sync. The documentation for the speechdata interface (linked to in your README, here) suggests:
To determine how to sync speechmark data to Alexa's speech, use startOffsetInMilliSeconds minus playerOffsetInMilliseconds.
The packets I am receiving look just like the example in the README:
I'm trying to modify these examples to be able to sync an animation on a Raspberry Pi to the voice of an Alexa Echo. I am receiving the speech data, but is seems to be missing some of the data required to sync. The documentation for the speechdata interface (linked to in your README, here) suggests:
The packets I am receiving look just like the example in the README:
They have a
startOffsetInMilliSeconds
, but noplayerOffsetInMilliseconds
. Any idea how to sync an animation to the speech data without this value?