02-01-2020, 07:58 PM
(02-01-2020, 07:28 PM)batwater Wrote:(02-01-2020, 07:20 PM)simplextech Wrote:(02-01-2020, 07:18 PM)batwater Wrote:(02-01-2020, 10:36 AM)simplextech Wrote:(02-01-2020, 09:42 AM)batwater Wrote: Do you have any Sonos devices in the vicinity of a PC with a line in? If so you could set up TTS on said PC and output the audio to the Sonos. In the past I have used a bluetooth xmit / recv pair to send audio to a Sonos 5. Not doing that now as I am using TTS via Google Home devices using Tasker, AutoRemote and AutoVoice on an old Android phone.
Wow... Tasker, AutoRemote, Autovoice to get a message to a Google Home? Is this for inside the home from an event or for doing something from your phone remotely?
I have a couple Google Mini's around but not in use. In the past with HomeSeer I used them with a plugin for TTS and casting media to them. I've thought about setting up Google Assistant Relay and see if I could integrate them with CQC if I couldn't get a working setup with Sonos.
Here's the relay link if interested:
https://github.com/greghesp/assistant-relay
Yes, from within the home! Actually I forgot EventGhost in the equation. I have not re-architected for AutoRemote using MQTT as the messaging transport. So what I have is:
CQC->EventGhost->AutoRemote->Tasker->Autovoice->Google Home The google home does a bonk everytime AutoVoice takes it over but not bothersome. If on Android alone (without CQC in the mix) the path is Tasker -> Autovoice -> Google home. You can specify a specific speaker or a speaker grouping to send the TTS to.
That is quite the data path
Indeed. I updated my post with more detail while you were posting your response. Quite a hack job to get from A to B and back
From the CQC -> GM I wonder how much benefit (if any) Assistant Relay would provide? Going from CQC -> Relay -> GM (to me) seems less prone to possible breakage... but what do I know I just setup a Traccar -> WebHookRelay -> Node-Red -> MQTT -> CQC to get my GPS based Geofencing online
