I know we discussed this before in this thread: https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/2264
Forgive me if it's not proper to start a new thread on the same issue but I left that thread thinking everything was OK. Well, I've had time now to test this. I've found that there is still a problem with the Speech Recognition Disable, Enable in the Voice Recognition Panel. However I think I see what's going on:
At the start up of the ARC program this feature works great. When I disable the Voice recognition with a phrase I have listed in the Voice Recognition Panel it stays disabled till I re-enable it with a phrase (just like it should). However if I first use a different voice command I've listed in the panel "and" I've set a timed parameter (like this: MP3TriggerPlayTrack( d0, 38400, 3, 16000), it will screw things up. It seems like the last timed parameter that was set (ie: 16000 in the last example) stays in memory . Then if I ever want to disable the Speech Recognition using the phrase method in the Speech Recognition panel it will only stay disabled for the amount of time that was set by the last timed parameter used.
Hope this makes sence and makes it easier to find and correct,
Thanks, Dave Schulpius
Ahh, yes, my math was wayyyyy off on that one. 180000 is 3mins. Must have not counted a zero or something.
With that said; when entering any value above 37500 or so will return a Syntax Error saying "is not a valid time to pause the Speech Recognition. Enter a value between 1 and 60000". Something is off right there. The program is only allowing slightly more then half of what the error says it will allow. If my math is correct now it should allow one minute (60000) but is really allowing about 30 seconds of pause time. Most of my sound clips fit into this time frame but a few are just over. No real biggie and not a deal killer at all.
Thanks again for the help, Dave Schulpius
hmmm I ve got some time and would like to confirm or deny it.....you could have found a bugbot
Well I agree after 3.4 secs this error window comes on! DJ has it on his "to do" list .My sound clips of course are typically minites long! I dont have an mp3 trigger yet so I use my other work around using the above [b]exec[b/] example. If you like B9 to play you tunes try the above example dave.