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Activities list:<ul><li>Google Speech To Text</li><li>Google Text To Speech</li></ul>Properties:<ul><li>ServiceAccountFile - the service account json file generated from Google Cloud Platform</li><li>Confidence - level of speech detection between 0 and 1</li><li>Language - the language for the SpeechToText activity(e.g., en, fr)</li><li>LanguageCode - the language code for the TextToSpeech activity(e.g., en-US, fr-FR)</li><li>Gender - the gender of the voice</li></ul>Problems at runtimeBecause UiPath already has some activities that are using Google API, you will find Google.Apis.* dll files in AppData\Local\UiPath\app-* (where * is your version number) or in C:\Program Files (x86)\UiPath\Studio.The files have the version number 1.13.1.0, but this package is using 1.33.1. So in order to have everything working, you can rename them to Google.Apis.*_old, forcing Studio to load the latest dependencies.NOTE: For info on setting up Google Cloud Platform credentials, <a href="https://docs.uipath.com/activities/docs/about-google-gsuite-activities" target="_blank">you may follow this guide.</a>

Google TextToSpeech and SpeechToText activities that allows you to give voice to your robots

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How can I turn off the Speech Recognition Message Box which has an option of "Start" and "Stop"

I am getting problem in adding package to uipath studio.Help me out please.

The question was asked but no answer up until now : How to control the speech recognition Message Box "Start/Stop" ?

How to use the ServiceAccountFile property and how to generate it?

I think i don't have Google.API.* dll file in my community version, can it be downloaded manually?

After running this component and speaking  , I am receiving this error" Speech to text: Status(StatusCode=Unavailable, Detail="Connect Failed")" how do you fix this problem ?

can any give me service account json file

HelloIs there a way to control the text recognition message ? I need to have some "key" words to make the robot to do something. How this can be achieved by a use of the Speech to text activity ? Also, is there a way to get rid of the Start/Stop buttons and use the voice commands instead ?

HelloAnother question, SpeechToText activity outputs the text as a string variable. I've got only the last phrase of the speech in thes variable. For example, if one says:"Phrase 1, phrase 2, phrase 3" having 1-2 seconds pause between the phrases, the output variable has Phrase 3 only whereas I see all 3 phrases in the UIPath studio output panel. Don't understand how this can be controlled. Please advise.

Hi Alex, I am very grateful for this great contribution that you have developed, however I have not been able to configure the ServiceAccountFile I already create my Google Cloud Platform account and others, but there is some step that I do not understand could you help me jonn29.jp@gmail.com

Hi,While using Speech to text activity,unable to print text from output variable.But it is displaying in output pane.When a confidence interval is changed only once the output is displayed in message box and it is not displayed from next time.Please help me out.

The speech gets converted to a string correctly in the log output pane. However, it does not load into an output variable. No matter what, the variable stays empty. This makes the component useless as of right now. It worked 1 or 2 times when I first downloaded it, but it hasn't been working ever since. Tried everything, reinstalling the component, new project etc. Did not work. Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug? Is there any way to bypass this bug?

to use this feature we need to pay google cloud? or we can use it as free.

Are there any plans to update this? And is there any way to use this without google cloud?

It is a request. I want you to output a text file each time it is displayed in the output panel. Add yyyyMMdd_hhmmss + millisecond to the file name.

I think multiple people can use this to talk and merge the resulting files to make a meeting note.

In the speech to text activity , the speech is not getting converted into text. When i try to execute that activity, it is just in a standstill condition even for an hour, it doesn't move to next activites. I have tried many times, I could not figure out whether it recognises my speech or not. Can you please help me out ?

Is there any update for this packege to avoid start/stop button?

I am able to run "Speech to Text" activity successfully, but it is giving only last text but not the complete conversation.

Like Ex: "Hi My Name is Partha" and "Hello Partha How Are You".

Only the last phrase "Hello Partha How Are You" is recognised and saved in the text variable, Not the complete conversation.

SpeechToText UIPath activity - In general it works which is very good. However there are problems I highlighted in the questions on this very website. Unfortunately, these questions as well as the questions of the other participants on the same topic have been ignored. In general, the functionality is very limited and it's unclear how to close the gaps. For example, if there is a way to remove Start/Stop buttons and replace these with the voice command. Why only the last phrase is recognised and saved in the text variable ? 


Voice enabled RPA - AI - I have use this and work really good in my robot.


 - Google Text To Speech 日本語を上手に話しました。


This works extremely well and can pave the way for future automation with further improvements

I am able to run "Speech to Text" activity successfully, but it is giving only last text but not the complete conversation.

Like Ex: "Hi My Name is Partha" and "Hello Partha How Are You".
Only the last phrase "Hello Partha How Are You" is recognized and saved in the text variable, Not the complete conversation.

Can anyone suggest me...

Voice enabled RPA - AI

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