Hi,
I am trying to use Vosk, but there seems to be “only” a hass.io addon.
I tried building the Dockerfile from here, but since there is no CMD it doesn’t run, I guess it is missing some hass.io magic.
Should I run rhasspy instead?
Thanks!
What’s a “Vosk”? A link would help.
There is a link to the hass.io addon in the post 
It is a speech recognition toolkit.
Here is a link to the underlying vosk-project.
My issue is that I can’t get it to work because it’s a hass.io addon, but I am not using hass.io.
The link you posted to the Vosk addon does not work.
there is a link to it here. if It helps anyone.
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Thanks, Arh!
Weird, the link works on my end…
I couldn’t find another solution so I created my own container:
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Thank you! It works fine for me on my Intel N100.
In my case I use Spanish, do you know how I can configure it to download the large version for Spanish? By default, using “PRELOAD_LANGUAGE=es” downloads the small version, regards.
I can’t test this as I am out for work for the next few days, but you should be able to just dump any model in the dir of your language.
So in your case inside your model dir there should be a dir called es and inside that folder you should put the model you want to use. Then restart the container.
Let me know if that works
Yes, that’s what I did and it worked, now it understands me perfectly and goes quite fast.
Thank you very much for your contribution
My pleasure
Would you mind sharing what hardware you are running the large model on? Just in case other people consider using the large dataset with a comparable hardware.
Sure:
Firebat T8 Pro Plus minipc
Processor: Intel n100
Ram: 8GB
Storage: SSD 256GB
Nowadays there are better ones, what I liked about this one was its low consumption (less than 5W) very similar to Raspberry but with an architecture that does not give so many headaches and better performance.
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