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What is the code for implementing the Google Speech API in my C# based application? I found out that it is possible to create an audio file and sent it to http://slides.html5rocks.com/#speech-input and receive it as text. Could you please explain how to do this or provide me with the code if you have attempted this before? Been stuck here for a while now Much appreciated. Code So far: SpeechRecognitionEngine rec = new SpeechRecognitionEngine(); SpeechSynthesizer dummy = new SpeechSynthesizer(); public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); Choices searching = new Choices("Porsche"); GrammarBuilder

Can you give and example of using word hints in Google cloud speech API. I try to use Rest API executor for brook.flac. I input phrase Brooklin (instead of Brooklyn) but the result is the same. Does they works at all? From https://cloud.google.com/speech/docs/basics#phrase-hints For any given recognition task, you may also pass a speechContext (of type SpeechContext) that provides information to aid in processing the given audio. Currently, a context can hold a list of phrases to act as "hints" to the recognizer; these phrases can boost the probability that such words or phrases will be

I need to use male voice in SpeechSynthesizer in addition to default Anna voice. I installed some files from Microsoft, and GetInstalledVoices() method says now I have Microsoft Anna, Microsoft Mary, Microsoft Mike and Sample TTS Voice. After I'm trying to set voice speaker.SelectVoice("Microsoft Mike"); my program throws exception: Cannot set voice. No matching voice is installed or the voice was disabled. What should I exactly install and how to enable Mike's voice? System is Windows7. Dork After trying many suggestions from web found working solution: - install Microsoft Speech Platform SDK

Hi I want to have a speech recognition api or sdk which recognises the speech spoken by the user and gives it's text form. Detailed Description is as follows: In my application I need to play an audio file and text of which is already there with me. When audio starts playing the word should be highlighted which is spoken(from the audio file). So if I am able to get the word from api or sdk then it is possible to highlight it. Apart from I googled a lot for api and I came across ceedvocalsdk but it's not available for free trial. If someone can provide any idea other than this suiting to my

I am currently using getUserMedia() , which is only working on Firefox and Chrome, yet it got deprecated and works only on https (in Chrome). Is there any other/better way to get the speech input in javascript that works on all platforms? E.g. how do websites like web.whatsapp.com app record audio? getUserMedia() prompts first-time-users to permit audio recording, whereas the Whatsapp application doesn't require the user's permission. The getUserMedia() I am currently using looks like this: navigator.getUserMedia( { "audio": { "mandatory": { "googEchoCancellation": "false",

I'd like to transcribe mp3 (speech-to-text) using the pyspeech API. I don't know if this is possible, though. Is it? How? pyspeech seems to be merely a python interface to the regular Windows speech APIs. Most likely you'd create some method of treating mp3 playback as an audio source for that speech API to listen to. Michael Levy I don't know about pyspeech, but if it is a Python wrapper around the Microsoft speech APIs, then some other posts may be helpful. Microsoft Speech engines do not require microphone input. They can accept audio files. If you are doing transcription, you will need a