dmhacker / alexa-youtube-skill

Allows Alexa to play audio from YouTube videos
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The skill swallows words #24

Closed Cyenia closed 6 years ago

Cyenia commented 6 years ago

Hey,

Alexa recognises all the words but not all the words arrive at the skill. The words have either disappeared at the front, back or on both sides.

dmhacker commented 6 years ago

What exactly do you mean by this? Is this skill not recognizing what words you are giving it?

Cyenia commented 6 years ago

Alexa recognizes all words, but not the skill. The skill cuts off spoken words that are either front, back or front and back.

dmhacker commented 6 years ago

Could you give me an example? Like if you said "Alexa, ask YouTube to play ...", is it just not calling the skill? Or is the "..." not being recognized by the skill?

Cyenia commented 6 years ago

I ask "Alexa, ask YouTube to play Nightcore be what you wanna b", but the skill recognizes the words "be what you wanna be" and cuts off the word nightcore. Now when I look at what Alexa has understood, I see the full text "Alexa, ask YouTube to play Nightcore be what you wanna b". What Alexa understands is not consistent with what the skill understands.

dmhacker commented 6 years ago

Otherwise is it playing videos correctly? I'll look into this by testing on my account.

Cyenia commented 6 years ago

If I ask "Alexa, ask YouTube to play Nightcore nightcore be what you wanna b" then the Skill recognizes "nightcore be what you wanna be"

dmhacker commented 6 years ago

That's strange. It might be an issue with your Alexa device. I gave my skill your phrase and it came up (correctly) with this and with no words omitted:

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dmhacker commented 6 years ago

Maybe try using "search for" instead of "play"?

Cyenia commented 6 years ago

I am using the German version of the Sample Utterances

Edit1 Adding "nightcore be what you wanna b" to the Custom Slot Type "VIDEOS" fixed the problem, but should I create an entry for each search term?

dmhacker commented 6 years ago

I don't think you need to. Did you try a different phrase?

dmhacker commented 6 years ago

Stale issue. Closing.