This looks pretty awesome! Is there a way to export them? I’d like to push them into Trello or another tool
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#62You could integrate vosk for local on-device private transcription. https://github.com/alphacep/vosk-api
thanks, this is a great idea. Curious how it stacks up against other libraries.
i did a quick comparison with regards to word error rate... https://robmsmt.github.io/2021/09/04/benchmarking-asr-first-...
For my particular dataset it worked quite well. It was the best offline ASR that I tried.
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#63Is there a direct .apk download?
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#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
What's your favorite PTT mic? I'm always on the lookout for great device recommendations!
I don't have one. But I think I would buy the Aina PTT Voice Responder if I bought one. https://shop.ainaptt.com/ptt-devices/21-ptt-voice-responder....
I have used a few of these for testing at work (I'm a developer). They're pretty solid devices, well built, audio quality is _subjectively_ pretty good and they have headset ports.
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#65If this would support a bluetooth PTT microphone, it would be perfect. Then I could leave the phone in my pocket and have tangible, physical buttons to record with. I don't like messing with a touchscreen when out and about.
I had high hopes for the MYLE, which I saw at CES 2016, but it never ended up getting built.
https://web.archive.org/web/20161231051940/http://getmyle.co...
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#66Earlier quoted context omitted.
How would any non-domain specific tool (ie a voice recorder app for real estate or even real estate in PR" even know what "opportunity" means. It could do a loose keyword match but unless you used the words "Tulum" or "Evan" how would it know to link notes together without context on who Evan is?
If it had 10+ algorithmic shuffling based on keywords, I'd just click the button until it was shuffled somewhere in the domain of "close enough." Then I could reorder the folders myself. Maybe it's counterintuitive, but as a user, having an algorithm shuffle things wrong is actually preferable to me, rather than me starting from a large flat list of arbitrary unlabeled recordings.. (assuming I would not take the time…
Why not just have customizable keyword categories? So then you could preface it with said keywords / tags.
"HIGH/LOW OPPURTUNITY x name x location"
"CHECK OUT x on DAY"
"BUY x"
Etc...
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#67This is brilliant - simple, novel, local, open source. Love it.
I had a dream at the beginning of the pandemic that people who spend all day in Zoom calls might be able to spend all day hiking as well. I tried quite hard to make it work a couple of times - big USB battery in the backpack - but LTE signal was never good enough up in the hills here.
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#68Crikey - my Xmas present has just arrived!!
I have never gone from seeing something on hn and having it installed and loved so quickly!
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
And open sourcing it too - can't love you more ;)
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#69If this would support a bluetooth PTT microphone, it would be perfect. Then I could leave the phone in my pocket and have tangible, physical buttons to record with. I don't like messing with a touchscreen when out and about.
I wonder if this could integrate with Siri (or Assistant), e.g. 'Tell Voiceliner '. Be better than fiddling with your phone, at least.
Looks like there's an issue: https://github.com/maxkrieger/voiceliner/issues/35
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#70Interesting. I've mostly achieved this with BlitzMail (basically, one button to an open textbox that emails to yourself.) But I might check this out as well.