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I'm trying to make a script that would take some text and turn it into a speech using edge-tts and then stream it using sounddevice, so that playing audio begins right after edge-tts finished it's job....
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I'm developing a simple real-time voice bot using the OpenAI real-time API, specifically integrating with Semantic Kernel. The code is written in an async manner, and it initially works well. However, ...
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I have a simple sine signal of duration 100 ms that I play on my speakers using the sounddevice library. I am trying to measure the exact time point a sound signal started and ended being played. ...
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I record audio on a macbook using this code: def callback(indata, frame_count, time_info, status): if status: print('Error:', status) frames.append(indata.copy()) ...
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import sounddevice as sd I god the following error: PS C:\Users\Karlerdo> & "C:/Program Files/Python313/python.exe" c:/Users/Karlerdo/Desktop/voicereqpy.py Traceback (most recent ...
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I have a problem with the script that I detail below; My intention is to automate a click the moment an alarm sounds on my PC. I have used the 'Sounddevice', 'Librosa', and 'PyAutoGui' libraries, in ...
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I would like to know if it is possible to automate a simple click to stop sending automatic emails. For example; If I am using the 'Playstatic' program (it is an application to perform loop processes ...
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I'm trying to get a decibel reading from an audio stream using the sounddevice library. More specifically, I want to display the current level in a DAW like fashion. According to this, most DAWs ...
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In Python, with sounddevice, I am trying to simultaneously play on an output and record on an input, then to plot the signals on top of each other in a way to represent what is happening in the real ...
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i'm trying to stream or play data with python with the module sounddevice. However when it is streaming or playing over my speakers it is way to fast to understand anything. when i'm playing the wav ...
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I'm using a Raspberry Pi along with a HiFiBerry DAC + ADC PRO to generate and transmit white noise, and then I'm capturing and reading it back in using a loopback configuration. I use the Sounddevice ...
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I'm currently making a DSP project with Python, which is equalizing in 10 bands with knob UI made by tkinter. This is my Audio Processing Logic with using RFFT and IRFFT, and streaming with ...
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I have a Qt timer that I want to count down while I record (using the sound device package), I'll attach what I have below (I know it is very far off from anything correct). I've been reading up on ...
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I am trying to create a .wav file by recording from a USB microphone connected to my computer. I am trying to accomplish this using Python. I keep seeing the following example (or something similar) ...
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I'm using the python sounddevice module to provide "audio feedback" for a digital sensor. The idea is I have a sensor with one-dimensional time-series data being read in at 40 Hz. I have a ...
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