Is pip a reflection of python dependancies ? I ran the following pip list Quote:DEPRECATION: The default format will switch to columns in the future. (Dec-04-2017, 11:04 PM)snippsat Wrote: You can look at Linux Python 3 environment. If I run python audio_transcribe.py, there is an error message Quote:Sphinx error missing PocketSphinx module: ensure that PocketSphinx is set up correctly. If I run python3 audio_transcribe.py there are no errors, other than the garbage output. Would also prefer to only run python3, but see there are a number of Kubuntu packages that rely on python2. I notice that pip, python2 and python3 are located in ~/.local/bin and ~/.local/lib, as per the problems with installing and not knowing where packages should be installed. audio_transcribe.py The input file is english.wav, but the output is just 'garbage'.īeing new to python (but not to programming), I'm currently unable to follow what to change to get the SpeechRecognition package to do this offine (not Google,IBM, Bing,etc). Hence the output is very good/accurate.Īs the requirement is to do this offline, I have tested the sample python script in the /examples path.
Speech to text app offline code#
I later realised by examining the code that is used there, that the Google services are used. When I run python -m speech_recognition and speak a few words or many words, the test displayed is either perfect or _almost_ perfect. Also, some issue to do with using python2 or python3, pip or pip3,etc. There were a number of problems I initially encountered, but that was due to ensuring the correct packages had been installed. I have recently installed the "Uberi" Speech Recognition package. Therefore, I need to be able to convert the audio/speech to text offline. I have hundreds of audio files (mp3) of a teaching course and because of copyright,etc, we are not permitted to upload the files.
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