Wake word works , but no error sound when saying intenet just records (no error Sound)

**here is my debug, it correctly translates speech but it doesn’t take action or use error sound **
Thanks in advance

[DEBUG:2020-08-04 15:20:12,051] rhasspyasr_pocketsphinx_hermes: Transcription(text=‘turn on room lamp’, likelihood=0.10727509542358077, transcribe_seconds=0.24457223099852854, wav_seconds=30.0, tokens=[TranscriptionToken(token=’’, start_time=0.0, end_time=0.07, likelihood=1.000100016593933), TranscriptionToken(token=‘turn’, start_time=0.08, end_time=0.35, likelihood=1.000100016593933), TranscriptionToken(token=‘on’, start_time=0.36, end_time=0.62, likelihood=1.000100016593933), TranscriptionToken(token=‘room’, start_time=0.63, end_time=0.91, likelihood=1.0), TranscriptionToken(token=‘lamp’, start_time=0.92, end_time=1.31, likelihood=1.0), TranscriptionToken(token=’’, start_time=1.32, end_time=1.61, likelihood=1.0)])

[DEBUG:2020-08-04 15:20:12,054] rhasspyasr_pocketsphinx_hermes: -> AsrTextCaptured(text=‘turn on room lamp’, likelihood=0.10727509542358077, seconds=0.24457223099852854, site_id=‘default’, session_id=‘default-alfred_linux_2020-08-17_v1.8.0-d6d50d8d-1f8b-4cb2-9481-18855ceda53d’, wakeword_id=None, asr_tokens=[[AsrToken(value=’’, confidence=1.000100016593933, range_start=0, range_end=4, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.0, end=0.07)), AsrToken(value=‘turn’, confidence=1.000100016593933, range_start=4, range_end=9, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.08, end=0.35)), AsrToken(value=‘on’, confidence=1.000100016593933, range_start=9, range_end=12, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.36, end=0.62)), AsrToken(value=‘room’, confidence=1.0, range_start=12, range_end=17, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.63, end=0.91)), AsrToken(value=‘lamp’, confidence=1.0, range_start=17, range_end=22, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.92, end=1.31)), AsrToken(value=’’, confidence=1.0, range_start=22, range_end=27, time=AsrTokenTime(start=1.32, end=1.61))]], lang=None)

[DEBUG:2020-08-04 15:20:12,054] rhasspyasr_pocketsphinx_hermes: Publishing 953 bytes(s) to hermes/asr/textCaptured

[DEBUG:2020-08-04 15:20:12,055] rhasspyasr_pocketsphinx_hermes: -> AsrAudioCaptured(960044 byte(s)) to rhasspy/asr/default/default/audioCaptured

[DEBUG:2020-08-04 15:20:12,055] rhasspyasr_pocketsphinx_hermes: Stopping listening (session_id=default-alfred_linux_2020-08-17_v1.8.0-d6d50d8d-1f8b-4cb2-9481-18855ceda53d)

[DEBUG:2020-08-04 15:20:12,060] rhasspydialogue_hermes: <- AsrTextCaptured(text=‘turn on room lamp’, likelihood=0.10727509542358077, seconds=0.24457223099852854, site_id=‘default’, session_id=‘default-alfred_linux_2020-08-17_v1.8.0-d6d50d8d-1f8b-4cb2-9481-18855ceda53d’, wakeword_id=None, asr_tokens=[[AsrToken(value=’’, confidence=1.000100016593933, range_start=0, range_end=4, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.0, end=0.07)), AsrToken(value=‘turn’, confidence=1.000100016593933, range_start=4, range_end=9, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.08, end=0.35)), AsrToken(value=‘on’, confidence=1.000100016593933, range_start=9, range_end=12, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.36, end=0.62)), AsrToken(value=‘room’, confidence=1.0, range_start=12, range_end=17, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.63, end=0.91)), AsrToken(value=‘lamp’, confidence=1.0, range_start=17, range_end=22, time=AsrTokenTime(start=0.92, end=1.31)), AsrToken(value=’’, confidence=1.0, range_start=22, range_end=27, time=AsrTokenTime(start=1.32, end=1.61))]], lang=None)

[WARNING:2020-08-04 15:20:12,061] rhasspydialogue_hermes: Ignoring unknown session default-alfred_linux_2020-08-17_v1.8.0-d6d50d8d-1f8b-4cb2-9481-18855ceda53d

2 questions regarding your problem:
Does this happen every time or only sometimes?
Which intent recognizer do you have selected for intent recognition?

I think the error sound only plays when the asr times out or the intent recognizer does not recognize an intent.

I was using fisticuffs but I changed it to FuzzyWazzy, working much better it still happens but less frequently, starting to think it has something to do with the sensitivity of my mic ?
-Also thanks for the clarification on the error sound

also its like it doesnt stop recording

I do not think the sensitivity is the problem as the asr seems to work correctly.

Oo ok I guess I should do some reading on ASR