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Error: Audio 'content' cannot be longer than 1 min. For long audio, use the 'uri' parameter to specify a file.
See original GitHub issueI get this error for audio samples longer than 60seconds:
Error: Audio 'content' cannot be longer than 1 min. For long audio, use the 'uri' parameter to specify a file.
How to specify the uri parameter in the node cli?
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Yep
urionly works with Google Cloud Storage URIs, e.g.gs://your-bucket-name/your-file-name.If you use
https://yourcdn.com/your-file-namethen the library is actually downloading the file and passing it to the Speech API ascontent, not as auri.See the docs for
Speech#recognize