rcbyron / hey-athena-client

Your personal voice assistant
https://heyathena.com
MIT License
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the module itself has some errors,which i find difficult to rectify.would anyone please help with the erroro #34

Closed atul46 closed 8 years ago

atul46 commented 8 years ago

capture please we are in dire need of this module..please we need help

rcbyron commented 8 years ago

Based on the error traceback, it looks like you just need to upgrade PyAudio to version 0.2.9. This can be done in a lot of different ways depending on your OS. If you used "pip" just try: pip install --upgrade pyaudio

Let me know how that goes.

atul46 commented 8 years ago

no changes even after the update . what would be the real problem here. capture capture1

rcbyron commented 8 years ago

It looks like you have both Python 2 and Python 3 installed. "Hey Athena" only works on Python 3. It appears the "pip install --upgrade pyaudio" only upgraded the Python 2 module. Using "pip3" instead of "pip" will fix that (e.g. - "pip3 install --upgrade pyaudio").

The "ALSA" messages are generally just info messages (not errors). However, it might be safe to test the microphone separately. To do this, run the "mic_test.py" file located at "... (python 3 directory)/site-packages/athena/tests/mic_test.py"

Also: When it prompts "Would you like to see the error message?" please type "yes" so that I can see the traceback.

Another test: try disabling the STT/TTS engines with ">>> from athena import settings", ">>> settings.USE_STT = False" and ">>> settings.USE_TTS = False"

atul46 commented 8 years ago

will try it for sure and i will let you know the result.thanks BTW