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Debug site shows microphone, site deployed to Azure does not

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Version

Cdn latest (4.7.1)

Describe the bug

Launching a Virtual Assistant template webchat in debug from Visual Studio shows the cognitive speech services microphone and works.

Deploying the page to Azure and opening it does not show the microphone and in console we have a warning:

webchat.js:2 web-speech-cognitive-services: This browser does not support WebRTC and it will not work with Cognitive Services Speech Services.

Steps to reproduce

launch page with webchat and cognitive speech services enabled from Visual Studio debug (chrome) and check speech works

deploy the page to Azure and check it doesn’t work

Expected behavior

Cognitive speech recognition should be enabled work either in development and production.

Additional context

Same browser (Chrome) in both cases. I compared the page source code from both environments and they are identical, only the Azure deployed one gives the warning and cognitive speech is not enabled.

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 4 years ago
Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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corinagumcommented, Jan 28, 2020

This note is unrelated to speech: @rvallireply, you can remove language: 'it-IT' from your renderWebChat function. language was a documentation mistake that has now been modified in our docs. locale is the correct prop. Sorry for the confusion!!

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compulimcommented, Jan 28, 2020

Most browsers disabled microphone support on insecure HTTP site.

Please browse your website with HTTPS.