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It should be possible, yeah. You’ll need to investigate voice mimicking. I think all you would need to do is take the input, run it through a model of your choice, and then get the string as output and run it through your custom voice. If you want it be able to be smart based on the response though, that would be much more difficult though. You’d need custom models, that’s something big companies are still figuring out

Happy you found it useful! :)

Great question! I think it depends on your goal for the app and what you’re trying to learn from it. I’ve been really enjoying flutter because it means the app will work for Android, iOS, and web. However, if you’re looking for a job, it might not be as useful to learn flutter. Many larger companies will have native app implementations for their platforms. There are some benefits to making a native app as well such as performance and access to some of the more unique things of the OS. For me, I’ve written large apps for iOS natively, and made some smaller ones for Android. I like flutter because it’s fun to learn something new and surprisingly easy to get things going, but I know it won’t really help me with my professional career. If I wanted to make an app to just get started though for an idea I had to try to sell on the app stores, I probably would start with flutter though.

ffmpeg can be annoying to work with at first but it can be super powerful if you get used to it :)

@@jakeeh I got the speech in , image in , text in ... I got the speech out , the text out , (no diffusion yet) .. I would like the video in ! ... Perhaps to pictures to description ... I would like sound in to description (like that's the sound of a man ... Driving a car ? ) .. and sound out , generate the sound of a dolphin ? ... So this version of speech in is actually not bad .. still a playoff between this and whisper ... But this has enabled me to have the microphone live instead so it's great 👍

Yeah, that would be an amazing tool if you can get all that working! Diffusion in my experience takes a while, although I don’t have an Nvidia GPU so it’s just using CPU.

@@jakeeh the audio diffusion is actually quite quick ... i have the stable diffusion for imgae also but i think it was quite heavy ... i think there maybe a different option... i think the stable diffusion method is actually bad ... not for soun but for vison ... its too heavy and too many parts !

There’s a link in the description with the code :)

Thank you :)

Kanban can be super handy!

Haha did it make you feel like you needed to get back to working on a project you forgot about? :P

That's exactly why you need something to help track your projects! haha

Sure thing! Just added it to the description :)

Thanks for the comment!

Yeah at the time llama wasn’t easily available for windows. There are definitely some better things available now

Thank you! 😊

It’s a mix of just in my head and usually a Google Sheet or Doc. I tend to have a few projects I want to work on and then one with interest me a lot and I’ll dig into that until either it’s done or something else catches my eye 😂

Great point! I think what you could do would be similar to what many home assistants do which is have a small lightweight program that runs all the time just listening for a single word or a stream of words. Then it saves that if it heard the keyword at the start, like “Alexa”. Then it executes another separate program that does the heavy lifting of understanding the audio and it returns a response. Still not super ideal, but you’ll need something running to listen :)

@@jakeeh I think that you need to have a wake (two words) ... Like "hey Alexa" ... The extra word enable for less confusions with other potential simple words which may activate it by accident ... .. so like hay Jarvis ... Or hey computer ... Is perfect ...

It depends on the case! 🕵️

Yay! I’ll definitely add it to the list. Thanks for your comment :)

Thanks! It’s always fun when your skills become practically useful :)

Thanks so much! It’s a type of video that I had a lot of fun making. Happy you enjoyed it :)

Happy you enjoyed it! Thanks!

So happy you liked it! Thanks! 😊

Which python version are you using?

@@jakeeh never mind im using mac but can it still work with mac

Yeah there should be a way to make it work for Mac that does the same thing that Winsound does :)

@@jakeeh can you make a small tutorial on that, please?

@minecraftmacjava123 I can look into it, although I’d suggest asking in the Discord to see if anyone else has tried this on a Mac and has any luck :)

Hey, it might not be possible to install FFMPEG without admin controls unfortunately. You might be able to find an alternative though can can work with the wav files instead though :)

Thanks! It turned out to be a pretty handy little program :)

Yes absolutely you should be able to do this on Linux as well. You could take a look at medium.com/@vndee.huynh/build-your-own-voice-assistant-and-run-it-locally-whisper-ollama-bark-c80e6f815cba which uses OLlama as well which is probably a great option nowadays too :)

@@jakeeh thank you

Thanks for the comment! Yeah, I’d be happy to do some more stuff on this. I think the new version would use OLlama. Although I’d like to go over how to train your own model too.

Oh yeah! It’s all about adding functionality first and making it pretty second. It triggers something for me too, but if it works I don’t mind too much 😂

Which part are you having trouble with in Linux? :)

Yeah it should be possible! There are some great OLlama models available now too :)

I’m so happy that you enjoyed the video! Have a great day!

Thanks Drak!

Thanks so much for your comment! Happy you think a video on breaking down a project would be useful :) / Jake

😂 I hope some of it made sense

Thank you so much! ❤️ / Jake

its nice to see the discovery process , (without focussing to much on it .... share the issues along the way ...as long as it works in the end !! this is the learning process...

Thank you! ❤️/ Jake

Yeah, classes can be really powerful! Thanks for your comment! / Jake

@@jakeeh keep up the good work

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Hey, you need to install it using pip. Run “python -m pip install pyautogui” then you can just import pyautogui in your file. Make sure you use the same python when running your file as you do when you install with pip

Yeah that’s a great point!

Thank you! :)

Happy you’re enjoying the videos! Yeah, that’s absolutely a great simple example! Thanks for your comment!

If we have: var1 = [1,2,3] print(var1[3:4) print(var1[3:3]) Both outputs will be [] because there is no value at 3. If instead you did print(var1[2:3]) then you would get [2] because the first number (2) is inclusive meaning it will include the value at position 2.

@@jakeeh Thanks Jake. I understand your example but I had : var1=(1,2,3,[1,2,3]) Print(var1[3:2]) shouldn’t get 3 as an answer? The fist 3 should be the list and the 2 the third number of the list. No?

@vidadeperros9763 ahh I see. No. There you’re asking for the value from the 3rd to 2nd index which would be empty. What you’re looking for is var1[3][2]