HELP! with a personal project. Vosk STT #157254
Unanswered
IncredibleGeek1
asked this question in
Programming Help
Replies: 0 comments
Sign up for free
to join this conversation on GitHub.
Already have an account?
Sign in to comment
Uh oh!
There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.
-
Body
guideline says give as much info... that's a lot. i've been working on this for exactly a month. (thank God for file properties). instead of this being a LONG winded and extensive comment. cause no one reads those. i'll try to give summary bullet points. PLEASE ask for clarification on ANYTHING. i don't have a normal setup.
Forewarning i don't know how to code I could read python Ish, but most of my code was all created by AI. I just use my IT skills to find working code and integrate to stacking code on top of code. When it doesn't work or AI broke it, or is being stubborn. I revert back to a previous version and then repeat the process all over again. I am kind of learning certain concepts through this process making it easier to discern where to put what.... Sort of. Python is stupidly strict on fricking indenting and syntax. with that out of the way.
FYI most of whatever i wrote down as the bullet points was all through my program. Yeah i never said dictation and transcripts didn't work i said commands don't. Unless i revert to an older version that still has paths in which case commands semi work.
My project
Please ask any questions if he needed any type of clarification i am more than happy to explain. This is my first major project so i have no idea how you guys want it to be formatted i'm going off of the guideline from up top. i'm trying to be detailed yet concise.
Here are some example logs showing the problem:
Partial: move left
Detected command: move left
{"type": "command", "action": "cmd_move_left", "params": {"key": null, "transcribed_text": ["Some text"]}}
As for the kudos... Is that like a tag like on steam but github's version? If it's just being appreciative than that's understandable. Called common courtesy which isn't so common but whatever. Fixing commands will get a shout out on the read me. Fixing words to numbers same thing. Fixing relative sensitivity same thing. Fixing debug audio which i have explanation on my repo about that, same thing. Separating waveform from the actual other window same thing. For waveform i never actually attempted to, but i know if i do i'll break my damn code again.
Guidelines
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
All reactions