Whisper v29@main (with video support) for Raspberry PI

Build of whisper for Raspberry Pi devices running Raspbian Bullseye on armv7 or better hardware. This was built/tested on a rPI model 4.

✅ This build includes video capture support ✅

Prerequisites

In order to run, you will need to install some dependencies and setup a few files. Do this in a terminal on your Raspberry Pi.

Your best bet is to clone the repo and drop the pre-built whisper binary into the root of that directory.

Then, from within that directory, do these things:

# First, install the repository for the Swift language (see https://github.com/futurejones/swift-arm64)
$ curl -s https://archive.swiftlang.xyz/install.sh | sudo bash

# Next install the dependencies
$ sudo apt install libpng-dev libncurses5-dev libaa1-dev libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev swiftlang

# Next, setup your config files
$ ln -s decks.json ~/.decks.json
$ ln -s whisper.conf ~/.whisper.conf

$ Finally, run a test
$ ./whisper -6 Sources/Steve/Steve/Reference/inter6.quick-random-movements.mp4

If all goes well, that last command should produce a text-based GUI showing you the playback of the video along with stats of the scanning process.

Steve 1.0 + Cardbars (fixed dependencies)

Universal binaries for Steve and CardBars for macOS. Both are build 28@main.

This release resolves the dependency issues with ffmpeg, aalib and ncurses. Both applications should run without any dependencies.

Whisper v29@main for Raspberry PI

Build of whisper for Raspberry Pi devices running Raspbian Bullseye on armv7 or better hardware. This was built/tested on a rPI model 4.

❌ This build does not include video capture support ❌

Prerequisites

In order to run, you will need to install some dependencies and setup a few files. Do this in a terminal on your Raspberry Pi.

Your best bet is to clone the repo and drop the pre-built whisper binary into the root of that directory.

Then, from within that directory, do these things:

# First, install the repository for the Swift language (see https://github.com/futurejones/swift-arm64)
$ curl -s https://archive.swiftlang.xyz/install.sh | sudo bash

# Next install the dependencies
$ sudo apt install libpng-dev libncurses5-dev libaa1-dev libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev swiftlang

# Next, setup your config files
$ ln -s decks.json ~/.decks.json
$ ln -s whisper.conf ~/.whisper.conf

$ Finally, run a test
$ ./whisper -6 Sources/Steve/Steve/Reference/inter6.quick-random-movements.mp4

If all goes well, that last command should produce a text-based GUI showing you the playback of the video along with stats of the scanning process.

Steve v1.0 + CardBars

This is a universal binaries for Steve and CardBars for macOS. Both are build 24@main.

Steve (and possibly CardBars) will require you to install ffmpeg@5.0.1_3 (see brew install ffmpeg).