Ya, we do, but it's ugly. If you'd care to follow along here's what I did:
I set up sphinx2 like at
http://turnkey-solution.com/asterisk-sphinx.html including the
sphinx-netserver.pl and sphinx-netclient.pl, but didn't worry about
their perl snippet at the end. I followed their suggestions r
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Douglas Garstang wrote:
> Anyone played with Sphinx2 and Asterisk much?
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> I followed the docs at:
> http://turnkey-solution.com/asterisk-sphinx.html
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> and after getting the server up and running, streamed it some wav files with
> the client.
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> Douglas Garstang wrote:
> > Anyone played with Sphinx2 a
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Douglas Garstang wrote:
> The docs at that URL say that the dictionary has 'yes' in it... although I
> don't understand how I can get replies like 'YOU HALF' if it doesn't exist in
> the dictionary.
Did you read the Sphinx documentation?
Rather hea
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> Douglas Garstang wrote:
> > The docs at that URL say that the dictionary has 'yes' in
> it... although I don't understand how I can get replies like
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> What sphinx documentation? All I could find was docs on the code, not on how
> to USE the software.
:) One and the same!
Sphinx is not a commercial application.
I think you might have been mistaken, and are actually lookin
Sphinx must have been written by the same people as Asterisk then...
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Douglas Garstang wrote:
> Sphinx must have been written by the same people as Asterisk then...
Yeah, because the people over at AsteriskDocs wrote Asterisk?
Seriously Doug, if you're looking for a supported commercial
implementation that works with A
