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For questions that apply specifically to the Raspberry Pi 3 and not other/all models.
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I'm unable to install FLAC on my Raspberry Pi 3
I'm trying to make a tts program on my Raspberry Pi 3 and I'm using Googles TTS API which requires that I have FLAC installed on the Pi. When I attempt to install FLAC, I'm thrown this error-
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Can't connect to pigpio at localhost(8888)
So I don't think this issue is related necessarily to my code, because I'm thrown this error even running some formally working code examples from my textbook (Practical Python Programming for IoT):
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