Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Hello-Lucy
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@anthony said in Hello-Lucy:
the mic icon started flashing and
i said some commands and Lucy understand. But after a few seconds no more listeningEverything you have described seems correct. And you had Lucy running according to your quote above. Please do as @sdetweil suggests and check for errors
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@Mykle1
I made some abdjustments yesterday mostly at the order of the modules (not sure if needed) and disabled by comenting all of those I don’t have istalled in my MM. Seemed to work better with only some problem with showing pages. All modules where showing and hidding perfectly. Only it had a hard time with pages. But today nothing again. I say my keyword mut the min icon doesn’t start flashing. And I don’t get any error when I start MM in dev mode. I guess I must consider trying another mic since the current one is not a good one. -
Are you using a Pi? The Pi may struggle with this because of 1) The use of a usb microphone and 2) The amount and type of modules you are using
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@mykle1
Yes, I am using a rpi 3b+. I know that I must be patient during commands because of the usb mic but the problem is that I have to say my keyword more than 10 times to start flashing the mic icon. After that all modules show/hide quite well and quick. Basically I did a fresh install of raspbian and MM on new 32GB SD card, hoping that it will work better but I have the same problem. It just doesn’t hear the keyword. Also I would like to ask you if it is possible the Say, ‘Hello Lucy’ message. -
check the logs… they should give you an idea what happened. What I was confronted with was a) missing variables (LD_LIBRARY_PATH= and PKG_CONFIG_PATH=). They should be added by the installation script (assuming you chose the automatic install.
After solving this issue I had b) a DEVICE BUSY due to the fact that pulseaudio was already ‘sitting’ on my microphone. -
@anthony said in Hello-Lucy:
I have to say my keyword more than 10 times to start flashing the mic icon.
I would guess that is due to the Pi’s performance and the latency introduced by the use of your USB mic. Also, a vocal accent while speaking English commands to Lucy seem to be a problem. I’ve a friend in Norway who speaks English very well but Lucy has a problem with his Norwegian accent.
With that said, I can’t help you with performance issues other than to suggest limiting or eliminating those modules that have high resource demands.
Also I would like to ask you if it is possible the Say, ‘Hello Lucy’ message.
I don’t understand the question, I’m sorry.
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@mykle1 said in Hello-Lucy:
I don’t understand the question, I’m sorry.
Sorry I didn’t write it right. I would like to ask you if it is possible to change the Say, ‘Hello Lucy’ message to something mine. As for the mic’s latency I will buy a better one and see the difference. Thank you for your tips and “Hello Lucy” :winking_face:
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@anthony yes, Hello_Lucy is a customized MMM-Voice… in the MMM-Voice readme it says
Config Options Option Default Description microphone REQUIRED Id of microphone shown in the installer. keyword 'MAGIC MIRROR' Keyword the mirror starts to listen. IMPORTANT: Only UPPERCASE Letters timeout 15 time the keyword should be active without saying something -
@sdetweil
This is the keyword. I already have changed that. I want to change the message which appears when MM starts. Now it say: Say ‘Hello Lucy’. I want to change it to Say, ‘Magic Mirror’. -
@anthony I use Hello Lucy and don’t see that… do you have EasyPics installed too? I do not.
