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markster

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Speech input/recognition
« on: July 27, 2016, 09:57:05 AM »
Has anyone created a NetTalk (or Clarion) app that captures voice input as a file, and then uses Google Voice/Dragon Naturally Speaking/etc to process it and return the text for downstream processing?

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Mark

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Re: Speech input/recognition
« Reply #1 on: July 28, 2016, 05:11:24 PM »
Hi,
Have Done clarion apps with dragon dictate.  Dragon dictate will do voice to text in almost any text field.  Some versions of Dragon dictate will accept stored voice files - I have never played with this but it is theoretically possible to store the voice in a blob and then submit it to Dragon.
That being said, Dragon dictate should work with a net talk app.  It would have to be installed on the end user's computer.  Besides being able to program system commands into Dragon ( to run the browser or computer), the end user would be able to do voice to text within any text field (including entry strings) in a browser running a net talk app.   Built in voice recognition in Windows 8/10 machines has gotten much better but I would think that Dragon with a dedicated mic would be best.  For many applications, CONTEXT makes voice to text accuracy better. 
FWIW,
Ron Jolda