On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 4:56 PM, Miller Peterson <miller.peter...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi, > > I posted a little while ago about a speech interface to Globulation 2: > http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/glob2-devel/2009-02/msg00027.html > > I'm on a really tight schedule (~2 weeks) to get this working due to > my own procrastination, so I'm cutting some corners: I'm going to use > the Java Sphinx-4 recognizer to get audio data from the microphone and > process it and then pass command messages to Glob2 via TCP/IP sockets. > I realize that this would probably break VOIP, but I don't have time > at the moment to implement streaming audio data captured in Glob2 to > the recognizer. > > So I'm trying at this point just to get Glob2 receiving command > messages (strings) over TCP/IP from the Java recognizer. I figured I'd > use the NetListener class to accept connections, and then create a new > kind of NetMessage for my voice commands, which would come through the > NetConnection object provided by the NetListener. My problem is that I > don't know how to format messages on the Java recognizer side of > things so that they will can be decoded as NetMessages. Does it seem > like it would be possible to get Java to send data over the TCP/IP > socket that will be appropriately handled as NetMessages? > > Hope this makes sense, > Miller > The messages are encoded in a Binary Stream, and you will need to look into the BinaryStream class to read how it handles endian independence and such. Anytime you see OutputStream*, by far the most common one is BinaryStream -- Extra cheese comes at a cost. Bradley Arsenault.
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