Is there a possible way to integrate the speech services with bot? So i would like to know what is the process that goes in the integration of Speech Services with Bot?
How is it possible to do the integration with bot through the key that is obtained from the Azure Speech Service created?
And how to check whether the created Speech Services is working?
Is there any common portal for the Speech Services to be tested like the portal for custom speech(https://westus.cris.ai/Home/CustomSpeech)?
And What are the different ways for integrating?
To test the speech service whether works, you can use the code sample provided by Microsoft without write addition code. Refer to the Next steps section of Text to Speech
Or you can make the REST API using POST man according the documentation.
And to integrate the Speech Service with Bot, you can refer the figure below:
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I've created a interactive chat bot using the Microsoft Bot framework (.NET Core). I want to consume it in my website as widget. Is there any way i can do it. I don't have azure subscription nor i can afford it so please suggest an alternative way.
Ex: like converting the bot project to a web service or micro service and consuming it or may be creating a API of this and consume it
PS: I'm not sure about this.
Please help me with this
I’m new to using Azure Cognitive Services (and programming in general).
The Azure Text to Speech service is provided through two interfaces: the Speech SDK and the REST API. I was wondering when one should choose to use the SDK or REST API? What are the advantages of the SDK over the API, and vice versa?
The documentation of the Azure Speech SDK is quite vague on this. It says:
In some cases, you can't or shouldn't use the Speech SDK. In those cases, you can use REST APIs to access the Speech service. For example, use the Speech-to-text REST API v3.0 for batch transcription and custom speech.
For context, I’m looking to implement an text-to-speech application that takes a JSON of conversation strings, synthesizes each string to a speech file and saves it to cloud storage. So far I've been using the Speech SDK locally and have managed to save speech files to local storage, but I need to do this in the cloud.
Let me know if I should provide more details and thanks in advance for any insight!
When I tried creating a WhatsApp channel through Microsoft power virtual agent,
they have provided BotID and Tenant ID and a documentation
which is redirecting to the azure bot service.
Is there any way to use Power Virtual Agent or Power Automate w/o using Azure bot service?
If we have to use a bot service is the only way to use NodeJS as in the Doc and Github code in C#.
Thanks.
Unfortunately, Power virtual agents don't provide a way to natively integrate with WhatsApp and you need to follow the steps mentioned in the documentation.
You should be able to use the language of your choice for which BotFramework has an SDK: https://github.com/microsoft/botframework-sdk
Is it possible to connect a Google Chat room using Azure devOps WebHooks?
Thanks
Web Hooks in Azure DevOps provide a way to send a JSON representation of an event to any public endpoint (HTTP or HTTPS).
But it's not able to directly contact Google chat room with Azure DevOps. Cause DevOps sends a JSON message in a format that Chat is not able to understand. Which means they do not talk to each other by default.
We need a way to transform the message and tie those two services together. There are a lot of options for that. We could use a 3rd-party tool Zapier.
It allows to easily integrate various services and APIs and I highly
recommend it, although it is a subject for another post.
You could refer this step by step tutorial-- Azure DevOps integration with Google Hangouts Chat
I'm wondering how I would connect a microsoft bot written in c# with a signalr chat.
To be specific: I have a signalr chat in which users can talk to "coaches". But the bot has to listen to these chats in case the user asks the bot something (or other reasons the bot needs to do something). How would I do this?
Check out these resources that should give you enough combined information for you to build a connector for your bot to interact with SignalR.
This tutorial details how to build an ASP.NET Core app that integrates SignalR. Utilizes the SignalR client library.
This doc discusses how to build an Azure Function that "can leverage the Azure SignalR Service bindings to add real-time capabilities." I don't know if you are using the Azure flavor of SignalR and you don't mention Azure Functions, but this could give insight in how to design and implement.
You may need to use the BotFramework REST APIs (docs here) to forward and receive activities to your bot (depending on how you structure it all). If you build the connector as part of the same project as your bot, then this is less likely.
You will need to understand the activity schema so you an correctly interpolate the data being passed to and from your bot.
Lastly, here are some connectors from the Botbuilder-Community repo that you can use as a reference (Alexa, Google, Twitter) for development.
As you are probably aware, you need to build a service that allows your bot to connect to SignalR. This means authenticating against your SignalR service to retrieve a token or similar. Once that is complete, then it's a matter of the data being passed around. If you can successfully pass data, then it's configuring your bot to reply and send activities that SignalR can accept (for instance, a hero card may render while an adaptive card may not).
Hope of help!