thedangler

I'm playing around with an idea.

Before I go and setup a server.

This is just a prototype. Doesn't need to be fancy.

The audio will be coming from a mobile device, so maybe save to stream that is relayed which I can listen to from VLC?

Or maybe I save the files locally every 30 seconds, and add them to a output stream.

I'm new to audio streaming send and receiving.

GITST. Mobile device sends audio to local server which creates a stream I can connect to and listen.

Thanks

Hello all, I'm looking to for sound models that understand sound patters that can be used locally.

Hoping I can use them on device like iOS CoreML.

Before I get started it doesn't hurt to ask to see if anyone has done this before or has a sound model that detects patters, Anger, excitement, Arousal, laughing, crying, laughing, human emotions in general.

I found this :https://medium.com/@narner/classification-of-sound-files-on-...

But maybe there is a better way or something already exists.

Thanks

Hello, I've been working on a niche product MVP for little over a month and I believe its ready for beta testing.

What are some steps to help with a solid beta launch?

Here is my list before launching:

1. Web page demonstrates features and what problem it solves. 2. Join a beta wait list that adds to a community, for support, videos, feature requests. 3. Posting messages on specific communities on social sites like Reddit, discord. 4. Offer lifetime pass for decent price that will give the users a boosted plan.

Current issues: I have no idea how to price it out. It will be broken down into 3 plans for most people, then special cases will have 2 additional plans.

Some features have real measurable costs for example bots, SMS, etc. Not sure how to mark those up. Make them A-la-cart?

I still need to build iOS and Android applications but won't do that without real feedback and an API built.

Any thoughts, feedback, how to figure out price, how to market without making it feel like marketing? Different Prep ideas?

Appreciate your feedback.