Community-maintained integration. This service is built and maintained by rahulsolanki001. Pipecat does not test or officially support it. Please report issues and request changes on the source repository. Learn more about community integrations.
Overview
TenVadAnalyzer is a Pipecat VADAnalyzer implementation backed by
TEN VAD, a low-latency,
high-performance voice activity detector for real-time voice agents. It analyzes
incoming audio and reports voice activity confidence, letting Pipecat detect
when a user starts and stops speaking. It is a drop-in alternative to Pipecat’s
built-in SileroVADAnalyzer.
Source Repository
Source code, examples, and issues for the TEN VAD integration
PyPI Package
The
pipecat-ten-vad package on PyPITEN VAD
The upstream TEN VAD project and supported platforms
Installation
This is a community-maintained package distributed separately frompipecat-ai.
First install the TEN VAD backend (per the source repository, install it directly
from GitHub):
Prerequisites
No API key is required to use the VAD analyzer itself. You need:- TEN VAD backend: Installed from GitHub as shown above.
- 16 kHz audio: TEN VAD requires a
16000Hz sample rate.
Supported platforms (per the source repository): Linux x64, macOS (arm64 +
x64), and Windows x64.
Configuration
Constructor parameters forTenVadAnalyzer:
int
default:"None"
Audio sample rate in Hz. Must be
16000 if provided. Passing any other value
raises a ValueError.float
default:"0.6"
Detection threshold (0.0–1.0) used by TEN VAD. Higher values require a
stronger voice signal to trigger.
VADParams
Standard Pipecat VAD smoothing parameters, passed via theparams argument using
VADParams(...). A commonly tuned field:
Usage
PassTenVadAnalyzer to LLMUserAggregatorParams via vad_analyzer, the same
way you would use SileroVADAnalyzer: