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3 different Alexa modules, which one is the best?

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    romain @borrigan
    last edited by Apr 27, 2017, 2:36 PM

    @borrigan you’r welcom =)

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      borrigan @romain
      last edited by Apr 27, 2017, 6:35 PM

      @romain quick question, I’ve noticed that Alexa takes a few seconds to answer, sometimes around 20 seconds. Does this happen to you as well? Could it be a slow internet connection. Thanks again!

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        romain @borrigan
        last edited by Apr 28, 2017, 10:28 AM

        @borrigan It happen to me as well. MMM-alexa seem a little faster but it’s a pain to use so I rather wait few second for an answer

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          Unbored @romain
          last edited by May 3, 2017, 7:41 PM

          @romain said in 3 different Alexa modules, which one is the best?:

          To do it, first deactivate the service with the terminal by writing sudo systemctl stop AlexaPi.service; sudo systemctl disable AlexaPi.service (you can reactivate later by doing sudo systemctl enable AlexaPi.service).
          Then you can run AlexaPi yourself by writing in the terminal /opt/AlexaPi/src/main.py -d (If you you putted it on that location anyway).

          Thanks. This proves that the Pi can hear me, process the input, have Alexa provide a spoken response, and peace of mind for me… Also, the response is comparable to my standalone Alexa, when running in this mode. Too bad, I can just run this method all the time.

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            Marnus @romain
            last edited by Feb 21, 2019, 7:02 AM

            @romain I have the exact same problem and can’t seem to find any brief explanation. Did you manage to sort out Alexa yourself ?

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