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Started by LilFonky, September 02, 2014, 02:56:11 PM

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Quote from: Vangelis on September 05, 2014, 12:56:00 PM
I capture the TTS response as an .mp3 file and have Sonos reference an SMB share (with a little bit of unpn).

Alternatively I can hook into Google TTS via my automation and have VC -> EventGhost (TCP Broker / Output from Shure via digital capture card for Sonos room selection variable) -> Automation (Sonos) to make the announcements (there is a little delay however)

Vangelis

are you converting the original tts wav that vox commando creates to mp3? I would like to know whats the easiest way to convert to mp3 so sonos could play the file. having trouble with this one  :bonk

jitterjames

From what I've read, Sonos can play wavs without any problem.

It would be greatly appreciated though if Vangelis would explain the steps required.

nime5ter

https://sonos.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/80/~/supported-audio-formats

... Our users who're sending TTS to Sonos via their Vera controllers are also playing wav files, to my knowledge.
TIPS: POST VC VERSION #. Explain what you want VC to do. Say what you've tried & what happened, or post a video demo. Attach VC log. Link to instructions followed.  Post your command (xml)

jitterjames


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thanks James, the conversion solves my problem. for some reason sonos isnt able to play that particular wav file that voxcommando creates. Looks like I need to kick off a conversion right after the wav is created which might add a longer delay to a response from voxcommando. interested on how others came up with a work around. 

thanks again for your response