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Add a stand-alone docker image for stt-fallback.
Add stt-fallback to README.md
Remove unnecessary packages.
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@synesthesiam , as this PR closes OHF-Voice/speech-to-phrase#67, would you mind merging? Anything else needed? Thank you :) |
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Hi @danielrheinbay , the image rhasspy/wyoming-stt-fallback is not available anymore, would you know why or if it was renamed to something else? |
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Since this PR has not yet been merged by @synesthesiam , the Docker image has not been built. Feel free to build it yourself locally, e.g. |
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Add a stand-alone docker image for stt-fallback. This allows you to profit from the execution speed of speech-to-phrase while keeping the flexibility of an open text-to-speech system, such as whisper or a cloud service.
Use it with a docker-compose.yaml like this