Omar Zero
Omar Zero
I got a sollution (works for me) (: I have the same result as you when i use **arecord -l**, that means the hardware is **plughw:1,0** Once you installed and...
Hi (: Yes, what i did was chage the file __init__.py that is on the sphinxbase directory. Just get into that directory and type: sudo nano __init__.py Change the two...
Ok, my __init__.py looks like this. ``` import sys if sys.platform.startswith('win'): from .ad_win32 import * elif sys.platform.startswith('darwin'): from .ad_openal import * elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'): try: from .ad_alsa import * except: from...
Working with pocketsphinx python on Raspberry could be difficult because of many errors while installing all dependencies, that's why I'm working on a YouTube tutorial for begginers like me. I'll...
First of all do the steps to rename or move the "pulseaudio.h" file or if it's the case, uninstall pulseaudio. Then you have to re-configure sphinxbase with ./configure When finish,...
Did you only uninstall pulseaudio? What i did was look for the file i told you and moved it to another directory. I don't have installed pulseaudio on my raspberry...
Are you sure you're trying to edit the sphinxbase's init.py? Because pocketsphinx also has an init.py file, don't confuse them. You don't need to uninstall pocketsphinx or sphinxbase, you only...
Happy to hear that. So now you can use a python script with pocketsphinx?
Yeah, you have to use LiveSpeech and convert the "phrase" in code. See this video, it was helpful for me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_Pq7GDdxos Also you can create your own dictionary and language...
Why are you executing your script with ./ ? I don't know if that works but you have errors with python's keywords like "import", you should try with `python speech.py`