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I am very new to using Deepgram and other APIs. We are looking to make a live transcription device for live events. We would like to have a simple device like a raspberry pi 4 connected to our soundboard. Then have the device transcribe the speaker. Then have that live transcription displayed on a website that people can access via their own device to see the transcription being sent by the raspberry pi. Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you all |
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Hi @nccscott, Have you seen this resource? I highly recommend watching the video, which walks you through using a raspberry pi to build a live transcription device similar to what you're trying to build. We also have a lot of resources that help with displaying captions on a website. Here are a few: |
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I was actually able to follow the instructions and get this working. Is there a way to get it to display the captions to someone who is not sending the audio data to be transcribed? For example, device A (raspberry pi) captures the audio and transcribes it by our soundboard. Then someone on device B (smart phone) goes to a website to see the transcription being produced by device A?
Thank you for all the helpful links, I will look into them as well. thank you
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Hi @nccscott<https://github.com/nccscott>,
Have you seen this resource<https://deepgram.com/learn/live-transcription-badge-video>? I highly recommend watching the video, which walks you through using a raspberry pi to build a live transcription device similar to what you're trying to build.
We also have a lot of resources that help with displaying captions on a website. Here are a few:
* https://github.com/deepgram-devs/node-live-example
* https://deepgram.com/learn/live-transcription-mic-browser
* https://deepgram.com/learn/classroom-captioner
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Hi @nccscott,
Have you seen this resource? I highly recommend watching the video, which walks you through using a raspberry pi to build a live transcription device similar to what you're trying to build.
We also have a lot of resources that help with displaying captions on a website. Here are a few: