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You can view more information on the Voice 1.6.0 source code and the Voice application from https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Voice
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Feel free to file issues and fix bugs in the Voice source code. The Git version controlled source repository is available from https://gitlab.gnome.org/oka/gnome-voice.git
The Voicegram Recording Ogg Vorbis [.ogg] and XML file [.voice] is created in G_USER_DIRECTORY_MUSIC (usually $HOME/Music/GNOME.ogg and $HOME/Music/GNOME.voice on American English systems) with g_get_real_name():
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<voice version="1.6.0">
<station name="Sondre Lerche" uri="http://www.sondrelerche.com/">
<location lat="37.7808297" lon="-122.3983918">San Francisco, California</loc
ation>
<stream>http://api.perceptron.stream:8000/192.ogg</stream>
</station>
</voice>
You’ll find the recorded Ogg Vorbis audio files along with the Voicegram Recording XML files in g_get_user_special_dir(G_USER_DIRECTORY_MUSIC) (usually $HOME/Music/) on GNOME 45 systems configured in the American English language.
The audio signals recorded with Voice version 1.6.0 have usually a sample rate of 44,100 Hz and are stored in the $HOME/Music/GNOME.ogg and $HOME/Music/GNOME.voice files for the label “GNOME”.
It is possible to configure multiple Voice listening streams with for example <stream>http://api.perceptron.stream:8000/56.ogg</stream> in $PREFIX/share/gnome-voice.xml. Your private Voice files is never shared with the public and can be kept private unless you manually share, upload or email the $HOME/Music/GNOME.ogg or $HOME/Music/GNOME.voice files or install a public web server such as Apache on your computer and copy $HOME/Music/GNOME.voice to $HOME/public_html/GNOME.voice in your public_html/ home directory on the public Apache web server.
olekristian
Enjoy Voice 1.6 developments for the new, upcoming GNOME 45 Desktop Platform.
Enjoy Voice,
Ole Kristian