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I believe the issue here is that the ComfyJS.onChat/synthesizeSpeech() function is getting called multiple times on different threads, or at least multiple times without waiting for the previous speakTextAsync call to finish speaking.

I would experiment with making "var synthesizer = new SpeechSDK.SpeechSynthesizer(speechConfig)" globally scoped variable, so that you are using a single synthesizer to speak all the incoming messages, rather than a new synthesizer for each message. using a single tts engine should cause them to queue up and render in order.

Alternatively you could wait for speakTextAsync() to finish before allowing another synthesizer and message to be created and queued, but I think it would be more efficient to use a single synthesizer instance for the entire chat/conversation.

Brian.

I figured out a better way to do this :D

Try something like this:

I believe you're running into this issue is because you're always creating a new instance of MemoryStream while reading from AudioDataStream and that's why your stream size is 16KB (size of your byte buffer).

Can you try something like the following (untested code though):

According to docs, setSPeechRate has no effect on "pre-recorded speech." Its a strange and confusing choice of words, but I'm assuming that by "pre-recorded," they mean speech created using synthesizeToFile.

It makes sense because slower speech would result in large files, and it would be difficult to play the same file at various speeds.

So it looks like you have to use the player to control speech rate.

This is a literal result of the act of elaboration. When the line

if_memory if_memory();

is elaborated, it doesn't take into context what the logic nets are connected to at that level of hierarchy, or another.

If the declaration contained a port, such as:

if_memory if_memory(.clk(clk));

This warning would go away, because there would be a default net connected. Apparently the quartus assembler builds the modports at a later runtime.

While this is 'just how quartus works', this isn't a useful warning, and really doesn't contain useful information in this context. The warning is preceded by the elaboration step. In system verilog, it's common to have interfaces that just connect nets, in this case, there would be no way to not get this warning, even if all nets were connected in lower level modules even if modports attached to all nets.

Okay, you need to understand how midi works. MIDI event is triggered(input_device.poll() is True) when there is a change of state of any synth keys, e.g. key was pressed or released. When this happens, your data variable contains list with [state, note, velocity, something(I couldn't identify it)]. Also, there are 15 channels. I found out that key press calls state 128+channel_number and key release calls event with state 144+channel_number. You have to keep track of actually pressed notes by yourself. Here's sample code for what you're trying to do:

I found a solution. Problem is with the precompiled binaries! If I get the latest development sources from the GitHub and then compile, everything works.

This is how to properly do it:

Since it might help somebody in the future - I will out myself ;)

I found out that I had due to copy of the arn had some Zero-width space characters in the line of the transit gateway arn.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-width_space

I never encountered it before it is invisible in a lot of editors, i was able to see it in vi.