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Cs437 Final Project
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The seeed-voicecard-master folder is used for installing the necessary requirements
The seeed-voicecard-master folder is used for installing the necessary requirements
for the ReSpeaker 2-Mics Pi HAT.
for the ReSpeaker 2-Mics Pi HAT.
https://www.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker-2-Mics-Pi-HAT.html
https://www.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker-2-Mics-Pi-HAT.html
I did not end up
implementing
this into my final project for several reasons, but
I did not end up
using the mic for
this into my final project for several reasons, but
primarily because the audio input for this device was greatly inferior to a surround
primarily because the audio input for this device was greatly inferior to a surround
sound mic (I ended up using Jabra Speak 510). One thing to also note was that
sound mic (I ended up using Jabra Speak 510). One thing to also note was that
as of 5/6/2023, the most recent 32 bit and 64 bit architecture for Raspberry Pi
as of 5/6/2023, the most recent 32 bit and 64 bit architecture for Raspberry Pi
are not compatible with the installation of this, whether you use the ./install.sh
are not compatible with the installation of this, whether you use the ./install.sh
or the ./install_arm64.sh script. I had to install Legacy OS 32-bit onto the
or the ./install_arm64.sh script. I had to install Legacy OS 32-bit onto the
Raspberry Pi in order to successfully install everything that has to do with
Raspberry Pi in order to successfully install everything that has to do with
this device.
However, I am planning on expanding upon this proj
ect
in t
he future and
this device.
This makes it possible to set up an audio conn
ecti
o
n t
o a bluetooth
d
o plan on eventually using this part in the future, so I kept this in the repository.
d
evice and send data from the Pi to the speaker.
The bluez-alsa folder is to use for setting up a connection to a bluetooth speaker or mic
The bluez-alsa folder is to use for setting up a connection to a bluetooth speaker or mic
and be able to output audio or read input audio in conjunction with pyaudio.
and be able to output audio or read input audio in conjunction with pyaudio.
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