It took me a while to figure it out, so I thought I'd share.
#Setting Up Home Assistant Voice Assistant With Local Mic/Speaker
glossy bolt
lost bluff
Nice, was thinking about looking into this as well.
Do you think it would be possible to say a sentence or two about why you used the services or what you're doing with it?
I understand whisper & piper for speech-to-text/text-to-speech.
But why a separte openwakeword? Isn't that included in linux-voice-assistant?
glossy bolt
Nice, was thinking about looking into this as well.
Do you think it would be pos...
My understanding is that it doesn't support openwakeword, I could be wrong.
I'm horrible at writing hence why it's so short
lost bluff
No worries, its a great compilation. As I said, haven't tested it yet but the docs say: https://github.com/OHF-Voice/linux-voice-assistant?tab=readme-ov-file#wake-word
glossy bolt
No worries, its a great compilation. As I said, haven't tested it yet but the do...
Interesting, thank you for pointing that out, I'll try to update the post
velvet mesa
I also have an HA docker install. Thinking my friend Claude can turn LVA into into a docker compose without too much trouble. I will check tomorrow.
velvet mesa
I created a docker compose today for OHF-Voice/linux-voice assistant and installed it on RPi 4 with an Anker USB Speakerphone attached. Pulseaudio was a a pain because of permissions, but it works well, but only with OK Nabu. Sure I am missing stuff yet.
glossy bolt
I created a docker compose today for OHF-Voice/linux-voice assistant and instal...
I used openwakeword with it instead of the "one device".
Mind sharing your docker compose please?