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vista speech reconization
cooldog:
i was wondering if there is some free softwere that will work with vista speech without a micocontroller. some thing that i can adapt, EX "turn on tv" and the program sends power out throught a port and down a wire to a remote to turn the tv on? mabe it could go through word
HDL_CinC_Dragon:
you could probably write a program that takes voice commands through the computer and then sends signal via parallel or serial ports to hardwired buttons on a spare remote control or something... or perhaps just get the frequency that each button emits from the controller, put it in a data array. So that lets say just for example (I highly doubt this is true though) but lets just say the IR frequency that the remote outputs to turn the TV on is 16.865Hz. Say to your computer: "Computer, Television On" and the program will send a 16.865Hz signal to a little IR emitter and such.... obviously there would be a lot more involved here but you know what im saying :P
cooldog:
didn't airman00 do something like this with his robot butler
also i am still new and haven't learned to program yet (still trying)
airman00:
However you do understand that Vista Speech is for computers.
Look around my blog for info on how the Speech Recognition actually works.
GUmeR:
I GUESS you can use USB-IRDA connector, but I don't know the subject well, just a suggestion.
Speech recognition is quite easy to program in .NET and vista, if you had some .NET programming background. Just google for "C# speech recognition". It's few lines of code. I don't know how about USB-IRDA connectors.
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