I've got an Android phone and Chromebook in my room, so when I say 'OK google' both start up - any way to get one to do this only?

 

Is there a specific voice command to start Google Music, and not Youtube or anything else?

I've got Youtube Premium, so have this available.

Thanks

 

Just now, toast1 said:

Is there a specific voice command to start Google Music

OK Google open play ......... works for me.

3 hours ago, toast1 said:

I've got an Android phone and Chromebook in my room, so when I say 'OK google' both start up - any way to get one to do this only?

 

Look for "Google Assistant" related settings.  There is an option to turn this on or off on a device.

OK

I'd like to be able to use both android devices and have one respond to a different voice command, perhaps not possible

 

Thanks

 

Are you using the same account on all devices?

 

Can't find an ideal solution but you can

 

disable Hey Google on a device

turn off the mic for the app

turn off monitoring when doing a specific thing, like driving

 

 

You can replace Hey Google with another catch-phrase, but that is linked to the account so would still open both devices.

 

 

15 hours ago, toast1 said:

 

Is there a specific voice command to start Google Music, and not Youtube or anything else?

 

"Hey Google, Open Google Music"

 

 

 

 

disable Hey Google on a device: process varies by make/model/rev. 

 

"Hey Google, Turn off Assistant"

 

????

 

 

You can search, open Settings, type Assistant, go into Assistant Settings, press Voice Match, Toggle Hey Google to Off.

 

How to stop an Android from listening to you by disabling Google Assistant
Open the Settings app.
Tap "Google."
In the services section, select "account services."
Choose "search, Assistant & voice."
Tap "voice."
In the "Hey Google" section, select "voice match."
Turn off "Hey Google" by swiping the button to the left.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Foxtrot Oscar" works for me.....

Same Google account.

 

thanks for the info

I have several Google-enabled devices and they all respond to "hey, Google" if they are in range.  However only one actually performs the function that follows.  I'm not sure how they decide which device executes the command.

It is the one great flaw. I'm getting Alexa, so I can ask it to play music without my phone responding.