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feat:enable fake barge in by default #164

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@JarbasAl JarbasAl commented Oct 8, 2024

discussion in chat and OpenVoiceOS/ovos-installer#169

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    • Enabled simulated barge-in functionality, allowing the voice assistant to respond to wake words during audio playback for improved responsiveness.

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The pull request modifies the mycroft.conf configuration file, specifically changing the fake_barge_in setting within the "listener" section from false to true. This change enables the system to respond to wake words even during audio playback, enhancing the voice assistant's responsiveness. The overall structure of the configuration file remains intact, with no other settings altered.

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ovos_config/mycroft.conf Updated fake_barge_in from false to true in the "listener" section.

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  • document "fake_barge_in" #144: This PR documents the fake_barge_in configuration option, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR that alters the fake_barge_in setting in the mycroft.conf file.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
ovos_config/mycroft.conf (1)

Line range hint 450-458: Consider documenting implications of fake barge-in

While enabling fake_barge_in can improve responsiveness, it's important to consider its interaction with other listening modes and settings. For example:

  1. The continuous_listen setting (line 516) is set to false, which is consistent with using wake words and fake barge-in.
  2. The hybrid_listen setting (line 522) is also false, which doesn't conflict with fake barge-in.
  3. The mute_during_output setting (line 485) is false, which aligns well with the fake barge-in functionality.

Consider adding a comment explaining the implications of enabling fake barge-in by default, such as:

    // mute global audio output volume while microphone is recording
+   // Enabling fake_barge_in allows the system to respond to wake words during audio playback,
+   // which can improve responsiveness but may increase the chance of false triggers.
    "fake_barge_in": true,

This additional documentation can help future maintainers understand the trade-offs of this configuration.

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ovos_config/mycroft.conf (1)

Line range hint 1-1024: Summary: Enabling fake barge-in improves responsiveness

The change to enable fake_barge_in by default is a simple but impactful modification that aligns with the PR objective. This enhancement allows the system to respond to wake words even during audio playback, which can significantly improve the voice assistant's responsiveness and user experience.

The change is consistent with other related settings in the configuration file. However, it's important to monitor the system's performance after this change, particularly for:

  1. Any increase in false triggers during audio playback
  2. User satisfaction with the more responsive behavior
  3. Any unexpected interactions with other listening modes or audio processing features

Consider collecting user feedback and system performance metrics after deploying this change to ensure it meets the desired objectives without introducing unintended side effects.

@@ -450,7 +450,7 @@
"sample_rate": 16000,

// mute global audio output volume while microphone is recording
"fake_barge_in": false,
"fake_barge_in": true,
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Potential Conflict Between fake_barge_in and mute_during_output

Enabling fake_barge_in while mute_during_output is set to false may allow the system to respond to wake words during audio playback, potentially causing unintended activations.

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Enabling fake barge-in by default

The fake_barge_in setting has been changed from false to true. This change allows the system to respond to wake words even during audio playback, potentially enhancing the voice assistant's responsiveness.

To ensure this change doesn't conflict with other settings, let's verify the related configurations:

This will help us confirm that the change is consistent with other related settings in the configuration file.

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# Check for any conflicting settings or dependencies
grep -n "fake_barge_in" ovos_config/mycroft.conf
grep -n "mute_during_output" ovos_config/mycroft.conf

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@JarbasAl JarbasAl merged commit 37a2e15 into dev Oct 8, 2024
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