speech-recognition

I'm wondering how <input type="text" x-webkit-speech speech /> Is there a speech recognition enging built into Chrome or is it accessing an underlying speech recognition facility in the operating system? Yup, Chrome does speech recognition via Google's servers. But there's no reason that other browsers couldn't choose to implement it differently (for example using some speech recognition facility in the OS). Balu, your link is actually a bit out of date. The latest Google proposal can be found here: http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/htmlspeech/2010/10/google-api-draft.html Although speech

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

i have found many libraries like flite which can be be used, as in given here , but I want to know if there is any Built-In class provided by iOS SDK similar to NSSpeechRecognizer provided in OS X. There is no built in text-to-speech support in iOS 5 or 6 - you'll need to use a third party library. If you are using iOS 7 you're in luck. There's a new class in iOS 7 called AVSpeechSynthesizer ( Apple's docs can be found here ). You can use this to perform text-to-speech. Here's a simple example: AVSpeechUtterance *utterance = [AVSpeechUtterance speechUtteranceWithString:@"Hello world"];

I am looking for an API for ios (free ideally) that will allow to do some speech recognition. I have seen few posts for this: iPhone speech recognition API? and free speech recognition engines for iOS? and after a bit of prospect i have gathered the sdk that looks quite interesting: http://dragonmobile.nuancemobiledeveloper.com/public/index.php?task=home http://www.politepix.com/openears http://www.creaceed.com/ceedvocalsdk/ (not free :-\ ) http://www.ispeech.org/ is there any of those that really stand out of the crowd and quite recent? how do they really differentiate from each other? If you

Well the docs finally said it, I need to take it easy on my wrist for a few months. Being that I'm a .NET Developer this could end my livelihood for a little while, something I'm not anxious to do. That said, are there any good handsfree options for developers? Anyone had success using any of the speech recognition software out there? POSTSCRIPT: I've recovered my arm again to the point where two-handed programming isn't a problem. Dragon Naturally speaking worked well enough, but was slower, not like the keyboard where I was programming faster than I thought. It's out there, and it works...