That is correct Ricky. This thread discussed the issue and resolution with the updated BING control.
Because of the constant changes from Microsoft it had become harder and more confusing for customers and students to obtain their own API key for the BING speech. So EZ-Robot updated the plugin so that it runs be default under their own key and everyone currently has a daily limit. The limit was 100. Yours looks like it stopped at 200. DJ as already stated that EZ-Robot is still evaluating this limit for everyone and looking into an optional service fee.
However, if you click on the Configuration gear icon of the BING control and then click on Advanced you'll have the option to setup your own API keys.
You can obtain your own API keys from Microsoft which are free for the BING speech recognition currently but you do have to sign up to have an account with them. Doing so will allow you up to 5000 transactions a month I believe before you would have to start paying for the service.
That is all correct Justin. I use my own key. It was not too much trouble to set it up. I like having both options. One is well packaged by EZR and ease of use by using a global key. You still have the option to use your own key with a little more effort.
Ricky, as you have multiple EZBs make sure you have the correct board selected under the Talk servo control settings on the control and clicking on the drop down of the board selection and picking the correct EZB because the default will always be 0.
The Gear icon of all the controls is where you will find the options to set such things and because you robot has multiple EZB you'll run into issue like this where you need to make sure the options are setup correctly for your controls.
Hi Ricky, See this thread - DJ put in an option to use your own code in the latest release.
synthiam.com/Community/Questions/10923&page=1
That is correct Ricky. This thread discussed the issue and resolution with the updated BING control.
Because of the constant changes from Microsoft it had become harder and more confusing for customers and students to obtain their own API key for the BING speech. So EZ-Robot updated the plugin so that it runs be default under their own key and everyone currently has a daily limit. The limit was 100. Yours looks like it stopped at 200. DJ as already stated that EZ-Robot is still evaluating this limit for everyone and looking into an optional service fee.
However, if you click on the Configuration gear icon of the BING control and then click on Advanced you'll have the option to setup your own API keys.
You can obtain your own API keys from Microsoft which are free for the BING speech recognition currently but you do have to sign up to have an account with them. Doing so will allow you up to 5000 transactions a month I believe before you would have to start paying for the service.
That is all correct Justin. I use my own key. It was not too much trouble to set it up. I like having both options. One is well packaged by EZR and ease of use by using a global key. You still have the option to use your own key with a little more effort.
Hi all,
Thanks for your information and suggestion
B. Regards Ricky Ma
Hi Justin,
Thanks for you help on "sayezb script" topic. The sayezb (testing 1) script is worked for "client mode" setting. Thanks a lot!
"Talking servo" function is been sync with the mouth movement when speaking. But in this case, it was disable when I used the EZ-B's speaker.
So, do you know, how to make it be sync with "Talking servo" function when I use the EZ-B's speaker?
Thanks for your help again
Ricky, as you have multiple EZBs make sure you have the correct board selected under the Talk servo control settings on the control and clicking on the drop down of the board selection and picking the correct EZB because the default will always be 0.
The Gear icon of all the controls is where you will find the options to set such things and because you robot has multiple EZB you'll run into issue like this where you need to make sure the options are setup correctly for your controls.
Justin, Thanks for your help
What files do you edit to make your own responses?