Closed Valeros03 closed 1 year ago
It seems like you're having a problem with playsound
library, can you give this a shot
pip freeze | grep playsound
, output should be playsound==1.2.2
import os
from playsound import playsound
playsound(os.path.join("indicators", "acknowledgement.mp3"))
As for the realtime spectrum, you may disable it (if you so choose) by setting an env var PLOT_MIC
with the value False
Give it a shot and let me know how it goes
Ok now it works. I was using the newest version of playsound which is 1.3.0. I unistalled it and installed the version 1.2.2 and It works. Now he can hear me. But I can't figure it out how to use credentials and API keys. For the rest it works perfect
@Valeros03 The version should have been 1.2.2 as per the install.sh So I'm not sure how 1.3.0 got installed, but nevertheless glad it worked. Expand the more option under the ENV Variables section in the readme document for all the credentials and API keys. Let me know if you still have any other questions.
I guess it was because I alredy had installed the 1.3.0 version and I'm not running it on a virtual env. Thank you for the help. I'm gonna test more feature this days.
I'm closing this issue, please feel free to raise one if you got more questions or face any speed bumps
Hi, still me. Now I'm getting error 305 and 263. Here is what I got in the terminal:
It opens also opens a realtime Spectrum Display.
There's probably some logging promlem too or something related cause I also got this:
I don't know if you need it but, I'm Attaching some logging files. I hope this is going to help.
jarvis_29-07-2023.log mic_plotter_29-07-2023.log speech_synthesis_29-07-2023.log telegram_api_29-07-2023.log background_tasks_29-07-2023.log fast_api_29-07-2023.log fast_api_access_29-07-2023.log