speechtotext | streaming stdin to speech recognition tool via Google Cloud | GCP library

I am trying to use Azure speech to text api, through python. Below is the code.

I'm working on this piece of code, and, when you enter you name through the settings button, the code should save your name in the variable "inputname" so when you speak "hello" to the program, the program should output "Hello" + the name you entered, but for some reason it won't work. Why is that?

The code is attached below and the demo website is linked here: https://javascript-test-3.stcollier.repl.co/

I'm building a voice assistant with javascript and html, and before I added the weather command (the last 'else if'), the code worked fine, but now, every time I try to ask the program something else, e.g. the date, the time, the innerHTML keeps displaying the weather. I've tried many different things but still with no avail. How come the innerHTML keeps displaying the weather instead of my other commands?

Here is my code, and since it requires mic access, here is the website: https://voice-assistant-development.stcollier.repl.co/. You can try it out yourself to see what I mean.

I'm working with the Speech_to_text package to store the voice recognition result in a string variable that I can use later for different purposes, So far I just want to show the String on screen. I want to achieve a functionality similar to Whatsaap recording so I have GestureDetector with the onLongPress starting the recording and onLongPressUp stopping it.

So I'm trying to make a html voice assistant, and I'm struggling with the if/then statements. Here's what I have so far.

I have an application in flutter that translates from speech to text, the problem is that I have not found a way to put the results in an input or a textfield in flutter, so far it only transcribes to text which cannot (obviously) be modified , How to put the results in a textfield?

This is my code:

I created an instantiated an object (speech) in screen 1 and then called the initialization method for that object, where I set the error handling (var lastError gets the error output). Then I passed to screen 2 the object as an argument using Navigator.pushNamed where I call some other speech methods.

The problem I'm facing is that when an error arise while being in screen 2, I can't get the error output since the initialize and error catching was defined in screen 1.

What I have tried so far:

1. Passing the lastError via GlobalKey, but it only passes the state at the time the widget of screen 2 is build, but not dinamically as it does in screen 1.
2. Adding the errorHandling method in screen 2 but always the object calls the errorHandling method in screen 1.
3. Adding setState for the key.currentState.lastError, but anyway it is not dynamically updated.

I can’t pass the initialize calling to page 2 since I need to confirm the object is working in screen 1 prior to pass to screen 2 to record voice.

Any advice how to get the error updated dynamically in screen 2?

I have a large audio file that I would like to get transcribed. For this, I opted the silence-based conversion by splitting the audio file into chunks based on the silence between sentences. However, this takes longer than expected even for a short audio file.

I have been testing my Android app in my Samsung Galaxy S8 for the past few weeks from Android Studio's ADB without any issues.

After a while a switched to test the app in Android Studio's built-in emulators.

Then I swiched back to test it in my Samsung and it won't install the app.

I would plug the phone to the laptop, Android studio's ADB would recognize the device, I hit run, and after the Gradle build, as soon as it goes into 'install', the process stops, and prints the following: