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You are loading the Matrix voice hat drivers? That is a complete different board from a complete different supplier?
https://www.matrix.one/
The 4-MIC HAT is from Seeed - ReSpeaker.
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@j1nx That was the clue I needed. I donât know why the mycroft wyzard installed that driver.
I started all over again with a spare MicroSD:
- Installed Picroft
- Installed drivers from https://github.com/respeaker/seeed-voicecard with card unplugged
- Shutdown, plug card, reboot
- Used mycroft-mic-test and it worked
I will try again a fresh install through the wizard to see if that is the problem.
Thank you a million times for the clue!
I noticed that wake word recognition on Raspberry PI 4B is a tad slower than on a 10-year old quad-core PC. Not a huge differenceâŚjust like a SatNav that tells you a little bit too late where to turn.
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How do I get this to work with MycroftOS?
The same as with all skills not yet in the market. Either by running the command with the Mycroft CLI;
install https://github.com/j1nx/respeaker-4mic-hat-skill.git
Or exit out of the Mycroft CLI and run the following command on the normal Linux CLI;
msm install https://github.com/j1nx/respeaker-4mic-hat-skill.git
The first command will ask for confirmation (so wait for the start listening log line and/or listener beep, then type âyesâ), the second doesnât.
So I tried what you said and it still is not working at all. The os I am using is Linux MycroftOS-124d4c 5.4.42-v8 #1 SMP PREEMPT.
Yep, apologies for that. There is a regression with the new 5.4.51 kernel in regards to the SPI / GPIO stuff.
I am looking into it. Hopefully figure it out soon. Keep you updated.
Thank you for you time and this amazing skill!