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### Coming soon!
Online, http://mimic.mycroft.ai hosted version requiring zero setup.

### use on a remote system

firefox and chrome only allow microphone from https sites. an easy way to get around this is the autossh tool:

autossh -L 3000:localhost:3000 DestinationIPFrontend
autossh -L 5000:localhost:5000 DestinationIPBackend

Then recording with http://localhost:3000 in your local browser should work.

## Data

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* have a variety of string lengths
* cover a wide variety of _phonemes_ (basic sounds)

To create automatically a corpus file in your language, you can use the [corpus-file-gen](https://github.com/gras64/corpus-file-gen.git) tool from Gras64. it download all [poodle data](https://translate.mycroft.ai/projects/mycroft-skills/), [mozilla voice](https://github.com/mozilla/voice-web/tree/master/server/data) data and extract the rest randomly from wikipedia. Numbers can be converted into words and all into the correct format.

**IMPORTANT:**
For now, you must reset the `sqlite` database to use a new corpus. If you've
recorded on another corpus and would like to save that data, you can simply
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