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CQC Voice - simplextech - 01-19-2020
Is CQC Voice still actively developed and extended?
I've ordered a mic to do some preliminary testing with and I'm looking for ideas on how to make it useful and replace several Amazon Echo Dot's. The problem I see currently is having a pc running in all of those locations and the need for a Mic and speakers. Has any thought gone into a "mini" receiver perhaps running on a rPi that only relays the commands back to the master server? Or what would be a typical deployment for this in a practical usage?
I've gone through the command list and it covers the majority of things. However one thing that is the most used in our house is using Alexa for a cooking timer. I saw there's a "remind me" phrase however would it be possible to add a "set a timer for...." and have support for multiple timers?
RE: CQC Voice - Dean Roddey - 01-19-2020
It has to be on a Windows machine since we are using the Microsoft speech recognition system to drive it. I'll put the cooking timer on the list to do.
RE: CQC Voice - gReatAutomation - 01-19-2020
(01-19-2020, 10:35 AM)simplextech Wrote: Is CQC Voice still actively developed and extended?
I've ordered a mic to do some preliminary testing with and I'm looking for ideas on how to make it useful and replace several Amazon Echo Dot's. The problem I see currently is having a pc running in all of those locations and the need for a Mic and speakers. Has any thought gone into a "mini" receiver perhaps running on a rPi that only relays the commands back to the master server? Or what would be a typical deployment for this in a practical usage?
I've gone through the command list and it covers the majority of things. However one thing that is the most used in our house is using Alexa for a cooking timer. I saw there's a "remind me" phrase however would it be possible to add a "set a timer for...." and have support for multiple timers?
Surface Go's
perhaps? Built in mic and speakers.