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Is there a program for voice recognition in Linux with which I can set it up to open applications and type in word documents via voice commands? (free and/or open source)
Doesn't your microphone just plug in to the microphone socket on the audio card? It shouldn't require any drivers. I'm unsure about this, my microphone just worked out of the box.
Uh...I have the 'vocab' in I want. I didn't bother with having it talk to me, just me talking to it... but is it just supposed to work? How do I set it up to start "listening" for my keywords?
It says listening, but even talking into my mike, it doesn't do anything...kate just opened randomly and I never said editor.
I have sphinx running but it cannot recognize a s**t (or once every 50 words uttered), and uses full CPU for not much, actually. Other sphinx version s¤¤¤s rather with the java, environment, that is not linux installable with simple ./configure ... Wish it might be better with Linux...
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help:
* can be either h or i chars. Up to you to find the right order
¤ with other chars
Last edited by frenchn00b; 11-12-2007 at 12:33 PM.
This has been a point of curiosity for me. I assume from your handle that you are a native French speaker. I was under the impression that techniques required for speech-recognition would vary widely between languages and that consequently Sphinx was an "English-only" product, however I've never really tried it. Have you tried Sphinx in French or only in English? Does/can it produce results in any other language, or have you ever tried?
This has been a point of curiosity for me. I assume from your handle that you are a native French speaker. I was under the impression that techniques required for speech-recognition would vary widely between languages and that consequently Sphinx was an "English-only" product, however I've never really tried it. Have you tried Sphinx in French or only in English? Does/can it produce results in any other language, or have you ever tried?
Hi, I indeed have a friend who use dragon naturally speaking 9 for his work (he is doctor), and in french it is remarkable indeed. It gets almost 90pct. In english the results are still very okay. We just get into troubles with 'a' 'the' and simple words, that might be for you very simple to utter. lol
sphinx french ? I might seek for that.
edit, found: http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/
would you know the file I should use/download ?
Which sphinx are you using ?
The only sphinx that is available in repos. is sphinx2-bin, and this one is not so easy to make it work. Are you using the usb mic with sphinx2, you ?
Code:
$ sphinx2-demo
is pretty cool to try (that it is not working for us)
Last edited by frenchn00b; 11-12-2007 at 01:38 PM.
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