Has anyone else noticed the Google Assistant doesn't always speak the answers? A lot of my questions a card just comes up but no voice. Any idea how to remedy this?
Easy way is to bring up Assistant Settings via Assistant. Ask the GA to bring up Assistant Settings. See All Assistant Settings > Assistant > Assistant Devices > Phone > Voice and Speech > Speech Output > Select Full.
zetsumeikuro said:
Easy way is to bring up Assistant Settings via Assistant. Ask the GA to bring up Assistant Settings. See All Assistant Settings > Assistant > Assistant Devices > Phone > Voice and Speech > Speech Output > Select Full.
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Thank you that worked
wolfu11 said:
Thank you that worked
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You're welcome!
zetsumeikuro said:
Easy way is to bring up Assistant Settings via Assistant. Ask the GA to bring up Assistant Settings. See All Assistant Settings > Assistant > Assistant Devices > Phone > Voice and Speech > Speech Output > Select Full.
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Thanks man it was driving me nuts the silence!
Mele said:
Thanks man it was driving me nuts the silence!
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No problem man! It was driving me nuts too haha.
Thanks for this!
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I'm running the Overcome's Jupiter ROM and want to enable text-to-speech option. So I went to Setting -> Voice Input and output --> Text-to-speech settings and clicked on Install voice data. It takes me to market and says "pname:com.svox.langpack.installer No results found"
How do I get it to work?
Thanks
Has anyone been able to get Google Voice to work on their phones? I have the 64gb Dev Edition and for some reason it keeps failing during setup. Any ideas?
I got it to work eventually (T-Mobile edition HTC One) but it took some effort; first, I would try deleting your forwarding phone number from Google Voice's website, uninstalling the app/clearing data, and then adding the number back on the web page. Then check the box to enable call forwarding/voicemail service and it will give you the number to dial on your phone; do that, and it should set up the voicemail successfully (it will still say "Carrier" under your call settings, changing it to the Google Voice option never works for me). Then I would reinstall the app and set it up again. Hope that helps; it's kind of a pain but it worked for me. Although I would add that for whatever reason it stopped working and I had to repeat this process later on. So it's kind of hit and miss, at least on T-Mobile.
right now gV is going through changes. since google actually wants to hack gV away and intergrate the functions into google hangout. so those using the gV tunneling method to be on 30$ prepaid 4g plans might be SOL for a bit. while google works this **** out. not sure though might have to get one of these guys to confirm.
darkjuan said:
Has anyone been able to get Google Voice to work on their phones? I have the 64gb Dev Edition and for some reason it keeps failing during setup. Any ideas?
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Are you trying to set it up to be your voice mail provider? If so, I've successfully set my phone up, but I wasn't able to do it through using the in app method. I had to manually set it up so it send calls to Google Voice.
If you go to settings > Call > Call forwarding > Then set the options to:
Always forward: Disabled
Forward when busy: My Google Voice #
Forward when unanswered: My Google Voice #
Forward when unreachable: My Google Voice #
Also, you might notice there is an option to change your Voicemail service after selecting Call from the setting menu. I left this alone... My phone has that option currently set to My carrier.
In the end, these settings forward any calls that come in to your Google Voice number just like it would if you were able to get through the set up using the in-app feature.
bassantics said:
Are you trying to set it up to be your voice mail provider? If so, I've successfully set my phone up, but I wasn't able to do it through using the in app method. I had to manually set it up so it send calls to Google Voice.
If you go to settings > Call > Call forwarding > Then set the options to:
Always forward: Disabled
Forward when busy: My Google Voice #
Forward when unanswered: My Google Voice #
Forward when unreachable: My Google Voice #
Also, you might notice there is an option to change your Voicemail service after selecting Call from the setting menu. I left this alone... My phone has that option currently set to My carrier.
In the end, these settings forward any calls that come in to your Google Voice number just like it would if you were able to get through the set up using the in-app feature.
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Fixed *kind of* using this method.
I tried the method in the 2nd post but it still didn't work so all I ended up doing was changing my "Carrier Voice Mail" number to my Google Voice number.
Settings/Call/Voicemail Settings/Changed number to Google voice number.
And now it works fine!
Thanks for all the help guys.
darkjuan said:
Fixed *kind of* using this method.
I tried the method in the 2nd post but it still didn't work so all I ended up doing was changing my "Carrier Voice Mail" number to my Google Voice number.
Settings/Call/Voicemail Settings/Changed number to Google voice number.
And now it works fine!
Thanks for all the help guys.
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Glad you got it working!
Hi,
coming from the MotoX to the Z3 compact, I am missing the Voice Input. On the MotoX, I enabled "Google Voice Input" in the Keyboard settings. A little microphone key apeared on the Google Keyboard to start voice typing. On the Z3c, I cannot find Google Voice Input, and I cannot find it in the Play Store. Is there any possibility to download Google Voice Input to the Z3c, or is there any other app that works the same way? I don't wanna loose the Google Keyboard, because I like it more than any other keboard....
Thanks!
It's basically the same way on the Z3C.
Goto "Settings" -> "Language & Input" and you should see three (3) keyboards:
1.) Chinese
2.) Xperia
3.) Goggle Voiceinput
Obviously, #3 has to be ticked/enabled, else it won't work. After that, tap on the settings symbol (this screwdriver&wrench icon) right to #2 (the Xperia keyboard), scroll down and tick checkbox "Key for Google Voice Typing". That gets you the little microphone key.
Yepp, that were my thoughts, though, but i dont have Google voice input in that list on my z3c.
der_yeti said:
Yepp, that were my thoughts, though, but i dont have Google voice input in that list on my z3c.
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Install Google Keyboard, set it as default keyboard, problem solved.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin&hl=en
As mentioned in first post, I use Google Keyboard as default.
Nevertheless, I found the issue. It seems like Google Voice Input is part of Google Search, what was disabled by me to check the influence on the battery. With Google Search enabled, I can enable Google Voice Input.
OK Google function is not working in my op3T...After clicking on speaker icon the voice command is working properly but after opening Google I have to manually click speaker butten because OK Google function is not working with me in India
Did you setup Always On under Voice in the options of the Google App?
Officechris said:
Did you setup Always On under Voice in the options of the Google App?
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There is no option like this
From any Screen is what you want.
Officechris said:
From any Screen is what you want.
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After that this screen appear and it is not listening my voice means any voice that's the problem
Hi,
When I talk on my phone, my voice doesn't go to the other party.
However, this works fine when earphones are plugged into the type C port.
Even if the port is disconnected during talk, it works well through the device microphone.
If anyone knows what the problem is, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
cf) Phone (Z5 GT Pro) is in seller ROM (thru Aliexpress) and VOLTE enabled.
Disabling Access with Voice Match
Problem is resolved with disabling google assistance voice matching as follows,
Settings > Google > Account Service > Search, Assistant and Voice > Voice > Voice Match > disable 'Access with Voice Match' > reboot