tasker voice feedback.

[burick graham]

I have a few task set up and I would like to know how I can get tasker to reply audibly once it's either recognized or executed a ask. Something similar to jarvis. Below is a youtube link to one of my task. Home automation-Set the mood: http://youtu.be/RcQSqnsyiTA

[Jay M]

Misc/say action.

Jay M

On 13 Mar 2014 18:44, "burick graham" <bur...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have a few task set up and I would like to know how I can get tasker to reply audibly once it's either recognized or executed a ask. Something similar to jarvis. Below is a youtube link to one of my task. Home automation-Set the mood: http://youtu.be/RcQSqnsyiTA

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[burick graham]

Thank you jay. Is there also a way to activate autovoice recognize With A Direct Swipe OR gesture. I have an android mini pc and I would like to it use the mouse to activate auto voice without turning on the tv

[Scott]

There's an AutoVoice Recognize shortcut.  Just use anything that can activate a shortcut.   For example, WidgetLocker has a swipe option from the lock screen that lets you choose several different apps or shortcuts to activate rather than unlocking your device.  I have AutoVoice Recognize set up  as one of them.

[Bob Hansen]

Also, you could use AutoVoice Continuous if your android mini pc is always plugged in to power. Then you don't have to start anything - just say the command.

[burick graham]

Thanks Scott I'll check it out. Hey check out the video and let me know if you have any ideas to add to make the experience even better.

[burick graham]

Bob I tried auto voice continuous and it works but it's buggy. I have a mele pro and it seems to stop working after a few minutes. Ideally I wanted to have microphones set up with avc to do everything hands free

[Scott]

I don't have sound so I could only watch what you did.  I think I got the gist of it pretty well, though.

For a stop gap before you get the microphones set up you could either use AutoRemote and other Android devices, like a phone, to act as the voice receiver and then send the command to your home automation computer.  You can also try a Bluetooth headset.  I've never done it, but from what I understand you can get AutoVoice to take commands from a BT headset after you press the button.

[burick graham]

I've done both. Bluetooth would have worked nicely but the range was minimal. I do have my note 3 connected with auto remote and my mele remote pro has a built in mic.