Why on earth did you reply to me directly? I was simply helping another user explaining their issue – regardless of my own ideas around voice control (hint: I don’t use it, except in very few select cases).
I have 2 Rhasspy satellites running with Google AIY kits. They have 2 microphones and work from across the room with TV or music playing.
They do have occasional false wake word triggers.
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Stop pulling me into your conversation and click the right buttons on the forum. You replied to a post of mine that had nothing to do with what you’re saying.
I have no idea what’s wrong, but I’m using HA on Rpi4 and the HA app on my android phone and the NabuCasa cloud.
If I have an external Nabu address on my phone and an internal LAN network, it is not possible to access the phone’s microphone when it is at home because it needs https.
Does this mean that it is not possible to use assist and other devices in the local network? I don’t want to run all devices through the cloud. I assumed that the assist will also connect at home via the cloud and the other devices will remain in the LAN network or have I set something wrong?
I really hope satellite and presence is on the future roadmap of Assist.
As someone else pointed out it is redundant if I am in the living room and I have to say turn on the living room light. The user should have to only say-turn on the light.
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This is a requirement imposed by browsers. Websites cannot access user’s private information (including the sound in your room) unless the site is served over HTTPS. This is only limited to browsers. Any Assist devices, like ESPHome or VoIP, will not have this limitation. When we add this to the apps natively, it won’t be an issue either.
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Thank you, I really appreciate your answer because it is a priority for me and also the only option to control my devices in Czech.
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Thank you for the tip! I’ll give that a try.
I may finally have a legitimate reason for upgrading my Intel NUC to something more powerful 
Thanks for posting how to do this.
Ultimately, is the plan to include wake-word capabilities from within the apps natively? That would allow us to use things like Chromebook tablets, Android or iOS tablets or phones, etc., as “satellite” devices for Rhasspy!
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I would love to see an outline of setting training / tuning the models as mentioned for piper.
However in general I have a question… Do we need a full seperate instance of piper for different voices or is there a way to load multiple voices?
–voice en-us-amy-low
Will down load amy, but I tried a few different voices, the files are there in the piper docker data folder, but when I add poper to Text-to-speech in assist setup I am only able to select the current voice that was passed in the command line?
In one piper docker instance can we pass --voice multiple times? user commas to separate several voices?
Similarly if we are creating an automation in with service: tts.speak can we pass a voice name in the data?
Thus have one instance of piper and have notifications with different voices? Maybe have a voice specific to kids rooms or something?
This is probably a newbie type of question as I’ve never used Docker.
I have HA installed on a RPI4 but I have a desktop running Windows (because of BlueIris) with more CPU/RAM, so I went ahead and installed Docker there, but when I run the Piper image I get this:
usage: __main__.py [-h] --piper PIPER --voice VOICE --uri URI --data-dir
DATA_DIR --download-dir DOWNLOAD_DIR [--speaker SPEAKER]
[--noise-scale NOISE_SCALE] [--length-scale LENGTH_SCALE]
[--noise-w NOISE_W] [--auto-punctuation AUTO_PUNCTUATION]
[--samples-per-chunk SAMPLES_PER_CHUNK] [--debug]
__main__.py: error: the following arguments are required: --voice
You have to use a docker compose file to pass the required arguments. Look further up the thread.
Well I have to say I used Mizudroid and a simple thing like turning a light on/off worked straight off. Good work devs and @Cadster
I run Home Assistant on Docker on a 1950x Threadripper Unraid server with a 2070 super, and dual coral tpu
Wyoming-Whisper addon requires Home Assistant OS and no GPU support.
Wyoming-Whisper docker does not support GPU or TPU
OpenAI-Whisper does not support Wyoming protocol.
GRR.
Anyone successfully created a yaml self? I run into 2 issues:
- a lot of compile warnings. (dpaste/6r36P (Python))
2. I cannot get the M5 stack in boot load.
→ I did it now via browser instead of esphome flasher… seems some sort of baud issue.
pressed both buttons on boot, left-face button,longer, shorter…
Using 'COM12' as serial port.
Connecting.....
Detecting chip type... ESP32
Connecting.....
Chip Info:
- Chip Family: ESP32
- Chip Model: ESP32-PICO-D4 (revision 1)
- Number of Cores: 2
- Max CPU Frequency: 240MHz
- Has Bluetooth: YES
- Has Embedded Flash: YES
- Has Factory-Calibrated ADC: YES
- MAC Address: 4C:75:25:A6:3E:E4
Uploading stub...
Running stub...
Stub running...
Changing baud rate to 460800
Changed.
Unexpected error: Reading chip details failed: Timed out waiting for packet header
EDIT: Despite of the compile warnings it seems to do the job. Now I can manually update esphome 
is it possible to create an option for the new voip integration to enter an external sip phone server with credentials? So that i can use my home telephone for home assistant assist, connected through a modem.
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Is there a way to get the wav file that was fed to whisper?
Recognition rate is quite low for me, but I have no way to tell if it’s whisper or the microphone quality/setup.
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I see there is support for the Grandstream HT801.
I don’t have one of those but I do have a couple Obihai obi200 devices which appear to perform the same function as the Grandstream.
Does anyone know if it is possible to set up the obi200 to work with the Voice Over IP integration?
Check the device’s manual for direct SIP dialing.