I am getting this “unexpected end of transmission”-error on all recognizers except for the built-in silence recognizer:
This is on MacOS 14.1.
What can I do to get those recognizers to work?
Hello, thank you for reporting this. I can reproduce the error and after closing the error message and clicking the Report button I see a message containing the line “Unable to locate a Java Runtime” with a link to information on installing Java. This is strange, the command that is executed when clicking the Start button works when run from a Terminal. Not sure what makes this fail.
There is a bit tedious workaround which might work:
- locate the ELAN(.app) folder in the Finder, right-mouse click (or Ctrl-click) it and select Show Package Contents
- navigate to
Contents/app/extensions - in all folders starting with “clam” there is a file
recognizer.cmdiwhich can be opened in a text editor - find the line starting with
runMac="java AvatechClamClient etc.." - replace the word “
java” by the full path to thejavawhich is included in the same ELAN package, something like/Applications/ELAN_6.7.app/Contents/runtime/Contents/Home/bin/java, adjust to your situation (maybe drag that java file into a Terminal window to be able to copy the path) - save the
recognizer.cmdifile, launch ELAN again and try the recognizer of which you updated the.cmdifile - if it works you can modify other .cmdi files of recognizer you would like to use
Apologies for the inconvenience, we’ll try to improve this in a next release.
-Han