How are you getting recognize_google? It will only let me have recognize_google_cloud, and this is making the whole process unworkable for some reason that I can't figure out.
it now requires you to have a credentials file for api access. So the correct format of the command is: print("You Said: {}".format(recognize.recognize_google_cloud, credentials_json="path_to_your_credentials_json_file"))
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You are good Taylor 😅🎉
Thank you so much! :)
@@TaylorsSoftware welcome
Do you know Javascript?
How are you getting recognize_google? It will only let me have recognize_google_cloud, and this is making the whole process unworkable for some reason that I can't figure out.
It is a built in function with the speech_recognition module.
@TaylorsSoftware I know, I have that installed and imported. But the recognize_google isn't in the list
The same error
it now requires you to have a credentials file for api access. So the correct format of the command is: print("You Said: {}".format(recognize.recognize_google_cloud, credentials_json="path_to_your_credentials_json_file"))
Does this require internet?
The only internet requirement would be for the installation of the module. After the installation, you can run the Python program offline.