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    Commands that use Nircmd.exe (toggle mute, say stuff, etc.)

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      Nate Hales @Christian Robinson
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      @Christian-Robinson Thanks! I am novice but I am going to use this accomplish my goals; (to copy my other post) I would like to disable or override Alexas voice and only hear what I want it to say. For example, when my Smarthings sensor on my front door is triggered, my computer will say "front door is open". I have a whole house audio system that I control with my computer. Monoprice Zone amp. I also have software someone built that I can control the 12 zones... My goal here is to have things happen in the house and the house starts talking back (via my computer) I had this all set up years ago with x10 ... but now I am going all to z wave and smarthings. Any ideas if you think I am on the right track with Triggercmd and Autohotkey??

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        Christian Robinson @Nate Hales
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        @Nate-Hales

        You can't override Alexa's responses, unfortunately. The "voice" part of the configuration for TRIGGERcmd is for what you say to Alexa.

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          Nate Hales
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          could I use Triggercmd to make my computer talk, like when the front door opens? I can just turn her down. 🙂

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            Nate Hales @Nate Hales
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            ...My computer is my main sound in my house. I run spotify on it... I have alexa on the "Line in" with "Listen" enabled, so I can hear her and whatever is running on my windows 10

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              Christian Robinson @Nate Hales
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              @Nate-Hales

              Theoretically, yes, as long as you're willing to go with "canned" messages. Windows 10 (and 8, I'm assuming) has some support for text-to-speech, but it's not very accessible. Somewhere I came across a small vbs that can do short messages on the command line:

              say.vbs

              set s = CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice")
              s.Speak Wscript.Arguments(0), 3
              s.WaitUntilDone(1000)
              

              It's called this way: cscript say.vbs "hello world"

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                Christian Robinson @Nate Hales
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                @Nate-Hales

                I just use a passive stereo mixer to allow me to hear my Echo Dot, my TV, my computer, etc. at once. Same concept, basically.

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                  Nate Hales @Christian Robinson
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                  @Christian-Robinson
                  I am new to this Triggercmd and am going to research the best way to "Listen" for my Zwave events coming through Smartthings and using Triggercmd to activate the canned messages like "Front door is open" or "Garage has been compromised" or "Welcome home Nate you look amazing today"... I could listen to that every-time i walked in. haha. Any ideas you have I would be happy to hear.

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                    Christian Robinson @Nate Hales
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                    @Nate-Hales You're going beyond what I'm doing with Alexa/TRIGGERcmd/home automation, so I don't know if I could help you much. I hope the tools I posted above can be useful, though.

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                      Nate Hales @Christian Robinson
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                      @Christian-Robinson Yes Thank you!! Saves a ton of time as I am all about making my house do whatever is possible. 🙂 🙂

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                        A Former User @Nate Hales
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                        @Nate-Hales you said "I have alexa on the "Line in" with "Listen" enabled, so I can hear her and whatever is running on my windows 10"

                        I tried this with alexa and got some odd noises when she was listening so i had to unplug her. Did you have that problem and find a fix or just didnt have it? im in the same setup.. htpc does all the sound.

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