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.
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.
I’ve been working on this as I use an Obi202. I was able to get the Obi202 configured to call HA and the entities show up, but it looks like the VOIP integration today only supports the newer OPUS codec, not any other SIP standard codecs, so it isn’t working.
I’m hoping they will support older codecs (G711U, G771A, G729) which will enable a TON of existing ATA devices (and straight up SIP clients) to work.
Concerning the implementation of wake-word detection, you guys should definitely have a look at what this guy has done. He did the whole process two years ago already. Saw the video already a few months back: Build your own Alexa with the ESP32 and TensorFlow Lite - YouTube
When I try to manually add the Wyoming Integration I get the message
“Failed to connect”
It might be that I have not input the correct Host and Port.
Should the host be simply the IP address or localhost and what port should I specify?
Thanks OzGav.
I was trying using 10.1.1.12 on port 10300
I just tried 10.1.1.12:10200 and now Piper works
but I cannot get 10.1.1.12:10300 to work (for whisper)
Check the logs to see if Whisper is actually starting. I had issues finding a combination of model and language that worked. Edit: you might want to drop the model size back as well otherwise you need to be running on a fast machine