startRealtimeListening on a background thread

[evilliam]

Hello
I’m not sure if there is an answer to this.
I have an application that has a lot of realtime graphics & physics going on.
The ‘game’ is entirely controlled by the voice but I switch language models on the fly.

The language models are all pre-created.

I find that there’s a significant slowdown on the main thread when I perform the switch (after hitting stopListening) and startListening again causes a ‘jump’ in the game engine code as it isn’t being performed in a single frame.

I was wondering if there is any way to :
a) speed this up
b) run startRealtimeListening on a background thread?

If this isn’t possible I completely understand – I imagine there’s significant clean-up and setup that is going on.

[Halle Winkler]

Hi Liam,

It isn’t necessary to stop listening in order to change models.

[Halle Winkler]

OK, I will close this up since I think the most-appropriate answer is to do model switching using the built-in API which doesn’t require stopping first and restarting, but if this is due to a workaround of some kind which is specific to this implementation, I’m unfortunately not going to be able to assist because switching models isn’t really what start/stop is designed for. Sorry!

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