Your Jarvis videos really helped me find motivation and idea for my own Voice Assistant Nano, i made it quite advanced so far and as you i tailored nano to my personality
Yeah, I don't blame you one bit. I can't code or anything, but I think I understand. Maybe one day the project will branch off in more sharable directions, or something.
I personally also don't want to give out my code and its just because it's my hard work and I would prefer to see what people could make for them self's, Also I haven't personally used links. But at one point in my early stages of learning python it did tempt me to just Use it instead. also dw I'm working hard on my assistant
im all for not giving out the code, but could you do a simple tutorial on how the basics are made such as creating a simple project showing how to integrate the dialogflow and api calls to make a simple version of jarvis?
hey also one thing, I'm not sure if you've heard of eleven labs but they have a really good TTS I'm trying to implement it with my code ill tell you how it goes!
The TTS at eleven labs is really cool to mess with. They do charge to use their api but it doesn’t seem too pricey for the basic use. I was thinking of using it to modify the current voice for Jarvis into something more unique. For my everyday use though I don’t like having to always be online just to use the TTS. I need to look into them more. Definitely let me know how it goes!
Your Jarvis videos really helped me find motivation and idea for my own Voice Assistant Nano, i made it quite advanced so far and as you i tailored nano to my personality
I’m glad they were able to help. I would be interested to see what you built.
Yeah, I don't blame you one bit. I can't code or anything, but I think I understand. Maybe one day the project will branch off in more sharable directions, or something.
I personally also don't want to give out my code and its just because it's my hard work and I would prefer to see what people could make for them self's, Also I haven't personally used links. But at one point in my early stages of learning python it did tempt me to just Use it instead. also dw I'm working hard on my assistant
Links was/is pretty cool. It had some customization to the database it uses and I can see people wanting something you just install and use.
im all for not giving out the code, but could you do a simple tutorial on how the basics are made such as creating a simple project showing how to integrate the dialogflow and api calls to make a simple version of jarvis?
hey also one thing, I'm not sure if you've heard of eleven labs but they have a really good TTS I'm trying to implement it with my code ill tell you how it goes!
The TTS at eleven labs is really cool to mess with. They do charge to use their api but it doesn’t seem too pricey for the basic use.
I was thinking of using it to modify the current voice for Jarvis into something more unique. For my everyday use though I don’t like having to always be online just to use the TTS. I need to look into them more.
Definitely let me know how it goes!
Yea I was using edje tts but unfortunately had to switch back to pyttsx3 due to issues