I’ve added a few words, short phrases, that rhyme in the not-wake-word collection. I can add more wakword samples as well.
What’s the procedure for submitting the samples? I took a look at the git repository but it wasn’t exactly clear what the procedure was for starting a new wakeword.
Thanks… I’ll get that started. I’m having other members of my team (and their wives) doing recordings of the wakeword. Once those are delivered I’ll add them to the repository too.
Thanks for the help. I wish I could do it myself, but the exceptions with the precise-convert and precise-listen blocked me from making much progress.
baconator, I’ve finally gathered all my samples, cloned the repository and added an emilia/en directory with all of my samples (~220 of them). How do I contribute those. Attempted a git push using my github credentials, but have no permissions. Do I fork the repository, push to it and do a pull request on your repository?
Baconator,
I’ve circled back to the wakeword, I pulled down the compressed tar file, but I’m having trouble extracting the tar file. I’m getting the following error:
[jnickel:~/Downloads] $ gunzip amelia-en-0.3.0-20191121-eltocino.tar.gz
[jnickel:~/Downloads] $ ls -l amelia*
-rw-rw-r-- 1 jnickel jnickel 89128 Dec 2 09:48 amelia-en-0.3.0-20191121-eltocino.tar
[jnickel:~/Downloads] $ tar xvf ./amelia-en-0.3.0-20191121-eltocino.tar
tar: This does not look like a tar archive
tar: Skipping to next header
tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors
[jnickel:~/Downloads] 2 $
Is there something special I should have done, or is the tar file possibly wrong?
Did another download and it appears I had a corrupted download earlier.
This model needs to be on the local filesystem of the device we’re working on. Should I put these 5 files in the .mycroft directory? And is the proper mycroft.conf settings like this: