voice-recognition

I want to try creating a jQuery slideshow using simple voice commands like "next" or "previous". Is there a way to use Google's voice recognition? I know about Chrome's x-webkit-speech, but I have to click a button to use it. I tried MIT's WAMI, but I found it slower and less accurate than Google's speech cognition. As of today this now exists, for Chrome: http://chrome.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/hello-browser.html ( api doc ) For an easy way to do this with JavaScript, check out annyang , which is a library that makes dealing with speech recognition super-easy. The issue is what will capture your

There are many tutorials online for adding voice recognition to an android app. They are often confusing and the publishers of the coding are never available for questions. I need a simple tutorial with complete coding for adding voice recognition to my app. Sam Bevins If you want to add voice recognition to your group's android app it is very simple. Throughout this tutorial you will need to add imports as you paste in the code. create an xml file or use an existing one and make sure that you add a button and a listview. in a java class you need to extend activity and implement

I downloaded the source code of pocket sphinx demo. I'm trying to run it but it is throwing a runtime exception. I've posted the logcat of my code. 09-09 11:45:38.980: I/System.out(7912): Sending WAIT chunk 09-09 11:45:38.980: W/ActivityThread(7912): Application edu.cmu.pocketsphinx.demo is waiting for the debugger on port 8100... 09-09 11:45:39.030: I/dalvikvm(7912): Debugger is active 09-09 11:45:39.210: I/System.out(7912): Debugger has connected 09-09 11:45:39.210: I/System.out(7912): waiting for debugger to settle... 09-09 11:45:39.400: I/System.out(7912): waiting for debugger to settle...

I'm currently doing a very very important school project. I need to extract the information of a WAVE file in C/C++ and use the information to obtain the LPC of a voice signal. But, in order to do that, I need to do some pre-processing to the signal, like doing Zero crossing and energy analysis, among other things. Which means that I need the sign and a real value. The problem is that I don't know how to obtain useful information and the correct format for that. I have already read every single field in the file, but I'm not sure I am doing it right. Suggestions, please? This is the way I read

I am trying to save in a file the audio data listened by speech recognition service of android. Actually I implement RecognitionListener as explained here: Speech to Text on Android save the data into a buffer as illustrated here: Capturing audio sent to Google's speech recognition server and write the buffer to a Wav file, as in here. Android Record raw bytes into WAVE file for Http Streaming My problem is how to get appropriate audio settings to save in the wav file's headers. In fact when I play the wav file only hear strange noise, with this parameters, short nChannels=2;// audio channels