If you don’t have a working Wi-Fi connection or you want to completely disable this notification message, you can turn off the automatic update of languages feature in your phone using following steps:ġ. Once the update is completed, the notification message will disappear. To get rid of the message, you can connect your phone to a Wi-Fi network and your phone will start downloading and installing the new update for the installed language.
The “Speech services by Google” app uses an offline language database to provide speech recognition functionality to the user and this language database gets regular updates.īy default all Android smartphones are set to automatic update the installed language databases over Wi-Fi connection and if the phone doesn’t detect Wi-Fi network connectivity and finds an update available for installed language, it starts showing the “Downloading English Update, Waiting for Network Connection” notification to alert the user about the available update so that the user can connect to Wi-Fi network to allow the phone to update the language pack. Sometimes this notification message might appear in your phone if there is an update available for one or more installed languages in your phone but your phone is not connected to a Wi-Fi network. SOLUTION 2: Turn Off Automatic Update of Languages in Your Smartphone Once you update the app in your phone, restart the phone and the irritating notification will no longer appear in your phone.
Install Latest Version of “Speech Services by Google” App in Android Smartphone
You can update the app to new version using Play Store.įor your convenience, here is the direct link to download and install latest version of “Speech services by Google” app in your smartphone: So first of all download and install the latest version of “Speech services by Google” app in your phone. Google developer team has released a new update to fix the “Downloading English Update, Waiting for Network Connection” error message being shown by the app.
If you are also receiving this notification alert in your Android smartphone and want to disable it, following methods will help you: SOLUTION 1: Update “Speech Services by Google” App in Your Smartphone When I searched, I found that it’s a known issue which has been acknowledged by Google team and the company has released an update for “Speech services by Google” app to fix the notification issue. I terminated/force stopped the app using Settings -> Apps page in my phone settings page and it helped in removing the notification but after sometime the notification message reappeared on the phone screen. The screenshot shows “ Speech services by Google” in the header of the notification which means the notification was being displayed by the same app. People living in different regions might see different region name in the notification such as “English (US) Update”, “English (India) Update”, “English (Australia) Update”, etc.
The notification was stuck at the top in my phone and clicking on the Cancel button was not removing the notification message.įollowing screenshot shows the downloading English update notification displaying in my Android smartphone: I was getting this annoying notification in my Samsung Galaxy S9 and S20+ smartphones. Unsure why I am not getting the proper transcription back from the sample file.If you are getting “ Downloading English (UK) Update, Waiting for Network Connection” notification all the time in your Google Android smartphone, this article will help you in getting rid of the notification. On my console screen I see the requests coming through via: Print(json.dumps(response, indent=2))įor result in response.get('results', ):įor alternative in result: # Get the long running operation with response. # Give the server a few seconds to process. Service_request = service.operations().get(name=name) 'languageCode': 'en-US', # a BCP-47 language tag 'encoding': 'LINEAR16', # raw 16-bit signed LE samples # There are a bunch of config options you can specify. Service_request = service.speech().asyncrecognize( Service = get_speech_service(credentials) '/Users/user/Documents/google_cloud/myjson.json', scopes) Speech_content = base64.b64encode(speech.read())Ĭredentials = om_json_keyfile_name( # Base64 encode the binary audio file for inclusion in the request. """Transcribe the given audio file asynchronously. Return ('speech', 'v1beta1',credentials = credentials) # Application default credentials provided by env variable
I am using the sample code provided here and have implemented with the following: # įrom rvice_account import ServiceAccountCredentials