top | item 33713093 (no title) synesthesiam | 3 years ago This was the reason I designed voice2json [1] :)[1] https://voice2json.org/ discuss order hn newest jrm4|3 years ago Yup, I remember seeing this as well. I'm trying to determine the major differences between Rhasspy and this? lukifer|3 years ago Rhasspy is a more powerful general-purpose application and GUI; voice2json is more like a library or micro-service that does exactly one thing: convert a speech waveform to JSON. They share some DNA though (same syntax for defining vocabulary).I used voice2json to build a voice-controlled car audio player, it works amazingly well: https://github.com/lukifer/voicetunes synesthesiam|3 years ago They share a lot of the same pieces, but voice2json is meant to work in Unix-style pipelines. Rhasspy has MQTT/HTTP/Websocket APIs instead.
jrm4|3 years ago Yup, I remember seeing this as well. I'm trying to determine the major differences between Rhasspy and this? lukifer|3 years ago Rhasspy is a more powerful general-purpose application and GUI; voice2json is more like a library or micro-service that does exactly one thing: convert a speech waveform to JSON. They share some DNA though (same syntax for defining vocabulary).I used voice2json to build a voice-controlled car audio player, it works amazingly well: https://github.com/lukifer/voicetunes synesthesiam|3 years ago They share a lot of the same pieces, but voice2json is meant to work in Unix-style pipelines. Rhasspy has MQTT/HTTP/Websocket APIs instead.
lukifer|3 years ago Rhasspy is a more powerful general-purpose application and GUI; voice2json is more like a library or micro-service that does exactly one thing: convert a speech waveform to JSON. They share some DNA though (same syntax for defining vocabulary).I used voice2json to build a voice-controlled car audio player, it works amazingly well: https://github.com/lukifer/voicetunes
synesthesiam|3 years ago They share a lot of the same pieces, but voice2json is meant to work in Unix-style pipelines. Rhasspy has MQTT/HTTP/Websocket APIs instead.
jrm4|3 years ago
lukifer|3 years ago
I used voice2json to build a voice-controlled car audio player, it works amazingly well: https://github.com/lukifer/voicetunes
synesthesiam|3 years ago