Hello, I would try to install Piper on my self installed Home Assistant on a RPI4 (Raspian + venv + pip install), but I can’t found information about the process. The existing doc only talk about the installation of the HA OS addon. Do you know any doc I missed ? I also installed Whisper using the…

Yes, it’s possible. The easier way is to use official docker image and you can run it on another host if you want, just specify the right IP address and ports when you will configure the integrations. You can use this working solution based on docker compose or run the containers manually : …

[image] I7L0: Are these docker images documented somewhere, e.g. how are they created? Those, specifically, I don’t know, but you can check the addons Dockerfiles to reproduce out of docker. Source code management is a bit messy atm, I must say. pip is used, but I can’t tell the source repos…

You spin up more containers with your desired languages. This is working setup of for both danish and english. version: "4.0" wyoming-piper-en: image: rhasspy/wyoming-piper container_name: piper-en ports: - 10200:10200 volumes: - ${DOCKERCONFDIR}/piper/english:/data …

I’m currently running HA on a RPI4, therefore I would like to keep the non-essential and CPU intensive tasks (frigate, tts, stt) on a separate host. It sounds like the Wyoming protocol will allow me to run piper and whisper on my Proxmox box so I don’t overload the Pi. Is there more documentation…

I tested configuration from @koying and this works with out any issue. I didn’t test configuration from @bjorn.sivertsen because I currently don’t have time do to it, but I will. I don’t use pi because I think that you need a desktop comp for running ha and there is no need in for separate hosts if…

this seems like a good place to post this… I installed piper/whisper on a separate docker host and wanted to use the highest quality english model. it took 4 full CPU cores for abour 12 seconds before coming up with an answer to a short request. I happened to have a beefy server avaiable, so I did…

yes, im using medium-int8. I’m at 12 cores now with beam-size 5, and i think i’m getting around 10 seconds. i might just throw an insane number of cores at it just to see what it does…

Good to know that CPU’s are basically irrelevant :wink:

haha you can say that again. I just threw 100 CPU cores at it… it used %3000-%4000 CPU (30-40 cores) for a second or two, then settled aroung 800%… and still timed out, and then i saw in the container logs that i got an answer in 34 seconds ( 4 seconds after timeout)