I have TTS playback working on another media player (Sonos) by using --synthesize-command and sending the intended TTS output to the sonos directly, but it still also plays out the local device (in my case a raspberry pi with usb speaker/mic attached)
Is there a way to prevent local TTS playback when using the synthesize command to play on another device?
I should also mention: i DO still want the wake word detected sound, and command completed sound to play on the local device, just not the TTS response. Changing --snd-command (or --snd-uri) also impacts the --awake-wav and --done-wav
I have TTS playback working on another media player (Sonos) by using --synthesize-command and sending the intended TTS output to the sonos directly, but it still also plays out the local device (in my case a raspberry pi with usb speaker/mic attached)
Is there a way to prevent local TTS playback when using the synthesize command to play on another device?
I should also mention: i DO still want the wake word detected sound, and command completed sound to play on the local device, just not the TTS response. Changing --snd-command (or --snd-uri) also impacts the --awake-wav and --done-wav
Thanks!