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Im trying to feed audio from my esp32 into Home Assistant but I haven’t got it working yet. Any ideas? Esp32 should be able to pass audio from the mic to Home Assistant and then back to the speaker. Im close and can share my code if you wanna help me finish it.
I’m using four Shure mx395/O mics mounted in the ceiling around my house and wired back to a 4-channel USB audio interface that will be connected to a raspberry pi. The pi will route the audio over the network to my Mac mini m4 that is running my home automations and ai.
Im trying to feed audio from my esp32 into Home Assistant but I haven’t got it working yet. Any ideas? Esp32 should be able to pass audio from the mic to Home Assistant and then back to the speaker. Im close and can share my code if you wanna help me finish it.
I’m using four Shure mx395/O mics mounted in the ceiling around my house and wired back to a 4-channel USB audio interface that will be connected to a raspberry pi. The pi will route the audio over the network to my Mac mini m4 that is running my home automations and ai.
why are you acting instead of talking?
Anyway can this actually become a self-sufficient AI that will learn and adapt within that case and eventually learn how to control devices remotely
Could we get a tutorial