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Hey guys, up for discussion is the speech API from Microsoft/Azure/Bing. I want to utilize a pay version of this service for CES display. I don't want the service to stop after a limit of speech-to-text is reached making Alan inoperable to voice commands.
There are two EZ plug ins. First which plug do I use with my own API key? And secondly can anyone explain to me the cost breakdown from Microsoft for this service?
It is hearing itself
...yeah good catch, I just noticed there are no record controls like in the other Bing plug in.
Get the latest version. I stop listening when SayEZBWait or SayWait are called
Got latest version. Have no idea where to set up saywait, is this with in the in the script? Hint please.Also is there a way to stop the the Advanced Bing Speech from running without removing it from my project? The pay service uses hourly to charge. ARC has been open on and off 9 hours today, so its cost me $9.
Press the pause button on the control to stop it from sending. That’s what the button is for.
Where ever your say() command is that makes the robot speak. How are you making the robot speak?
Paid API uses time not amount of queries. As long as the API keys are active the clock is ticking, paused or not. 1 hour of standby is same cost as me asking it a question every 10 seconds for an hour. 1 hour cost a dollar either way.
In Aimlbot, i'm using Say($botResponse).