SimplePhraseSpotter.cpp is a basic driver that uses an ALSA compatible microphone to watch for utterances of "Ok Hound"
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Normally the OkHoundSink class prints no ouput however when HOUNDHOUSEDEBUG is defined a print message is compiled in.
- This is so that -DHOUNDHOUSEDEBUG can be used for debugging but doesn't change performance when not debugging.
- -DHOUNDHOUSEDEBUG is passed to g++ by the different make files that are used to create the SimplePhraseSpotter
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To build on Linux x86_64
cd ~/Downloads/HoundHouse/SimplePhraseSpotter make -f Makefile.Linux -
To build on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+
cd ~/Downloads/HoundHouse/SimplePhraseSpotter make -f Makefile.Rpi -
To find a device name to use run
arecord -L -
To run try:
cd ~/Downloads/HoundHouse/SimplePhraseSpotter ./SimplePhraseSpotter.out alsa:plughw:CARD=PCH,DEV=0- Note you must prefix the ALSA device name with 'alsa:' when passing it to the simple spotter