Hi folks,
I'm interested in finding some speech recognition software that would allow
me to entirely compose text through it, as opposed to just voice command.
I've found this http://simon-listens.org has anyone tried it? If so could
you let me know whether it might be useful for what I'm after.
No, IBM canned their desktop product ages ago it seems... I'd really love to
know what exactly happen with that, it seems they licensed it off to
ScanSoft.. I think that might have had much to do with it. ScanSoft then
merged? with Nuance - and took on the nuance name it seems.
Chris Haye
h. If it has a GUI that'd be useful, if not, it
underlines the fact that we need to make one
Chris Hayes
P.S - this response has been somewhat rushed.
On 23/02/07, Eric S. Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Eric S. Johansson wrote:
> as I was constructing my response, an
Sphinxbase does most the work?
Okay - basically, I don't know which version of Sphinx to try. And it looks
pretty complicated and I don't really have the time to do this - so I
certainly want to be doing it with the most appropriate edition.
Thanks for the feedback so far,
Chris
e (and not being a very
capable technical user) to get them going, orto get them going nicely. If I
knew how well they worked, I'd probably be more inclined to use the time I
don't have getting them working.
Chris Hayes
On 19/02/07, Eric S. Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris
ormation about it - could you please post something about
it on my dad's discussion page about it - or, if not - just reply to this
telling me so I can do it.
Thanks so much for reading this post - I'm hoping that some of you people
might know something that may help my dad to be able
Thanks Samuel, that's fantastic!On 09/10/06, Samuel Thibault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,LarsWiki probably has a list
http://larswiki.atrc.utoronto.ca/wikiSamuel
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Hey, I was wondering whether there are any broad and up-to-date lists on the internet of what text-to-speech software is available for linux - or whether anyone can reply with a list of them - or offer any suggestions of what ones have the most voices/options or are best for certain reasons.
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