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Save Alexa response to ogg audio file
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# Manual steps initially: | |
# 1. Use the Alexa developer console "Test" mode to test your phrase | |
# 2. View NETWORK DEBUG panel, find the "getTTS" POST request, right-click and "Save as HAR with content" to a file called 'get_tts.txt' | |
# 3. Run the code below to convert to audio file 'audio.ogg' | |
import urllib | |
import json | |
import base64 | |
with open('tts.txt','r') as f: | |
tts_raw = f.read() | |
tts_unquoted = urllib.unquote(tts_raw) | |
tts_object = json.loads(tts_unquoted) | |
fh = open("audio.ogg", "wb") | |
fh.write(tts_object['audioFiles'][0].decode('base64')) | |
fh.close() |
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