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I am facing issues with real-time speech-to-text on low-power devices. It works fine on devices with a good processor.
But when using Google Chrome with a CPU performance 6x lower than normal, the speech recognition lags and does not provide real-time text from the audio input.
I have to click on 'stop listening' to get the text. This also affects the frames per second (fps) as the web socket continuously processes input from the audio.
@hardik-veloxcore Thank you for using Speech SDK, and writing this issue up.
Using the attached sample html file, I ran a continuous recognition session on this test file with the CPU at 6x slowdown, but saw no issue with the recognition results returned.
Would you mind standing up a web page that demonstrates this issue at 6x slowdown with that file? index.html.zip
I am facing issues with real-time speech-to-text on low-power devices. It works fine on devices with a good processor.
But when using Google Chrome with a CPU performance 6x lower than normal, the speech recognition lags and does not provide real-time text from the audio input.
I have to click on 'stop listening' to get the text. This also affects the frames per second (fps) as the web socket continuously processes input from the audio.
The same issue occurs with real-time speech-to-text on https://speech.microsoft.com.
Version
1.33.1 (Default)
What browser/platform are you seeing the problem on?
Chrome
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