MMM-voice

cyberphox

@strawberry-3.141 said in MMM-voice:

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Tried installing this today on a Dell Latitude E5500 running Ubuntu.

Seemed to install ok. Said my microphone was labelled 0
so entered that in config.js

Not getting any errors on running, but not getting a microphone icon anywhere on screen?

strawberry 3.141

@cyberphox never put it on an ubuntu machine @cowboysdude and @Mykle1 did, maybe they can assist you here.

If the error log is empty, you can also set debug: true in the config and check the debug log file

Mykle1

@cyberphox said in MMM-voice:

Tried installing this today on a Dell Latitude E5500 running Ubuntu.

Message me and I’ll try to help you out

cyberphox

@Mykle1 thanks man! helpful as always…it was Hello Lucy that inspired me to build another project with a little more power than my RP3…

Mykle1

@cyberphox

No problem. See your chat messages so we don’t take up any room in this topic

justjim1220

@Mykle1, got any suggestions or pointers on how to get Alexa (or any voice assisted module) to work on Windows 10???

Mykle1

@justjim1220 said in MMM-voice:

@Mykle1, got any suggestions or pointers on how to get Alexa (or any voice assisted module) to work on Windows 10???

A while back, I halfheartedly tried to get MMM-voice to run under Windows 7. The problem is the dependencies that are required, finding them for your platform (Windows 7). It may be possible but it just wasn’t worth the effort to me when success was not guaranteed.

On the other hand, MM runs beautifully under ubuntu. In fact, I wouldn’t use (or recommend) anything else.

cyberphox

thanks @mykle1 for the assist to get it to show up!!

Mykle1

@cyberphox

You’re welcome.

dogfeet

@strawberry-3.141 thanks so much for replying. i’ve been tackling it for a while, and yes i had read that documentation file several times but i’m such a noob that i didn’t even know what file to put that code into. you’re correct that what’s easy for some is difficult for me.

in any case, i’ve got your code implemented and after some trial and error, it’s somewhat functional. i’m able to successfully go back and forth between 2 modes that i’ve set, one of which is the “how do” mode. now, when i say “i look” it’s recognized by the mirror but it doesn’t seem to be executing any code. i’m taking this in baby steps as i learn how to make changes so i’m trying just to simply hide the compliments module. i have the following code which i think should hide the module but it doesn’t hide.

notificationReceived: function (notification, payload, sender) {
    // 1. register module
    if(notification === "ALL_MODULES_STARTED"){
        this.sendNotification("REGISTER_VOICE_MODULE", {
            mode: "HOW DO",
            sentences: [
                "I LOOK"
            ]
        });
    }

    // 2. react on command
    if(notification === "VOICE_HOW DO" && sender.name === "MMM-voice"){
        if(/(LOOK)/g.test(payload)){
            this.hide(1000);
            this.updateDom(300);
            // unhide the module,
            // set a 10 sec timeout
            // hide your module
        }
    }
}

i’m sorry for needing this spoon-fed to me, i have been trying, but i’m stuck on this.

strawberry 3.141

@dogfeet try to set some logs, to see if you get the desired data or not,

notificationReceived: function (notification, payload, sender) {
    console.log(notification, payload)

then see if you get notification === "VOICE_HOW DO" and the payload contains look

dogfeet

@strawberry-3.141 thanks. i put the log command in like so…

notificationReceived: function (notification, payload, sender) {
    // 1. register module
    console.log(notification, payload);
    if(notification === "ALL_MODULES_STARTED"){
        this.sendNotification("REGISTER_VOICE_MODULE", {
            mode: "HOW DO",
            sentences: [
                "I LOOK"
            ]
        });
    }

    // 2. react on command
    if(notification === "VOICE_HOW DO" && sender.name === "MMM-voice"){
        if(/(LOOK)/g.test(payload)){
            this.hide(1000);
            this.updateDom(300);
            // unhide the module,
            // set a 10 sec timeout
            // hide your module
        }
    }
}

so i ran this with npm start dev and found this at the bottom of the console tab…

it looks like it’s recognizing the command belongs to the compliments module, but the text isn’t exactly as you described. is this correct?

4lice

@Mykle1 youre awesome :*

strawberry 3.141

@dogfeet i don’t know why it is FALL instead of VOICE in your case?

this is the code https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-voice/blob/master/MMM-voice.js#L203-L217

the important parts are if (notification === 'VOICE') and this.sendNotification(${notification}_${payload.mode}, payload.sentence);

how can notification be voice and a few lines later it is fall? did you modify any files?

dogfeet

@strawberry-3.141 yes i did modify mmm-voice.js to suit my needs. to explain, i have a total of 5 commands. “fall” is the first mode and is native to the voice module, under which i have 2 commands, “asleep” and “wake up”. so i say “hey mirror” (my listen command), then “fall asleep” and it cuts out the monitor, then since it’s already in “fall” mode i just say “wake up” and it turns the display back on. the final commands are for the compliments module and they are “how do” (the mode) and “i look” which is where i’m having problems. fall asleep and wake up are working perfectly.
so yes, i modified the lines that you highlighted such that the 2 places where it used to say ‘VOICE’ it now says ‘FALL’.
should i not have done that? it seems to work. i had to make other minor changes of course to keep it working.

strawberry 3.141

@dogfeet if you changed that, then you also have to apply your renamin here

if(notification === "FALL_HOW DO" && sender.name === "MMM-voice"){
        if(/(LOOK)/g.test(payload)){
            this.hide(1000);
            this.updateDom(300);
            // unhide the module,
            // set a 10 sec timeout
            // hide your module
        }
    }

dogfeet

@strawberry-3.141 i feel so stupid :facepalm:

dmwilsonkc

So I must say the MMM-voice module (also with Mykle’s Hello-Lucy enhancements) works perfectly on my mirror… when I don’t have my Mycroft AI running at start as well. It’s an Error: resource busy/unavailable referring to the Microphone. When I stop Mycroft/restart mirror it works perfectly, but then Mycroft gets the same error. Any suggestions?

I am thinking about building a MagicMirror skill for Mycroft, but Mycroft is Python not Java, and not a module. Would it be possible to send the same commands as Hello-Lucy (i.e. ‘HIDE_CLOCK’ for example) only use Websocket-client for Mycroft and send commands to the MagicMirror via socket.io?

If so, what would handle the socketmessage? Would it be communicated to the right module/s. Would I also need to create a fork of the MMM-voice module with code to handle the socketmessages from Mycroft?

Any guidance would be much appreciated!

Sorry, I should have also said my mirror is running on a RPi 3b running Debian Jessie on a 16gb sd.

dmwilsonkc

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strawberry 3.141

@dmwilsonkc Error: resource busy/unavailable referring to the Microphone your microphone cannot be used by multiple processes at a time.

In your case I rather suggest to write an own module for mycroft instead of a fork, as you’re using a complete different stt engine.

If you’re interested in doing it via websockets you could have a look into mmm-mobile where i did something similar