Closed lightsabata closed 11 months ago
I actually have HA Satellite and Wyoming Porcupine1 working on a Raspberry Pi. I’m not at a computer right now, but will dig up my commands and share them later tonight if I don’t forget. It is relatively simple after I figured out the details.
This is still a work in progress, but here is a link to my scripts and config that I'm using to turn a Raspberry Pi into a Home Assistant Satellite with Mopidy, Shairport, Snapclient, etc. I've still been pasting commands in by hand, but almost have the install script completely working. https://github.com/raetha/Home-Satellite
For your specific situation, these are the arguments I'm passing to use the on-device Wyoming Porcupine1 install:
--wake-word wyoming --wyoming-host localhost --wyoming-port 10400 --wake-word-id jarvis
The difference appears to just be that I'm specifying which wake word to use, in my case "jarvis", though it should accept any of the ones built in to Porcupine1.
Thanks you it works, i have forget the wake-word-id argument btw on this configuration the wake-word entity on home assistant doesn't seems to change it state meanwhile it work
hi ! i have an home assitant on a server and a raspberry pi when i have installed homeassistant-satellite and wyoming-porcupine1 on it. to clean the network traffic i want to both services talk each other directly on the rpi (by localhost). I read that to enable this function i need to use --wake-word wyoming --wyoming-host --wyoming-port on home assistant-satellite to the wyoming-server. So after running
.venv/bin/pip3 install .[wyoming]
here's the command i use:but it doesn't seems to work on that command Of course it work without the --wake-word argument Is wyoming-pocupine1 is supporting this function or do i need to use another wyoming server ? am i doing somthing wrong ?
if anyone has encounter the same issue and had managed to solve it, any help will be really appreciated