speech recognition

[silents coders]

hi

 

i'm happy to become member at this forum

and i have a question please but i don't this in php or not

 

okay my question's : i want to make form fill out by received speech

 

ex : what's your name ... and after user spoke his name the field become fill out .

[QuickOldCar]

I know nothing about this, but this may help you.

 

http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/wiki/

[ManiacDan]

PHP is a server-side language, and therefore can never do something like speech recognition.

 

Also, speech recognition is not robust enough to support what you want it to do.

 

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

[silents coders]

I know nothing about this, but this may help you.

 

http://cmusphinx.sourceforge.net/wiki/

 

i'll search ... thank you QuickOldCar

[silents coders]

PHP is a server-side language, and therefore can never do something like speech recognition.

 

Also, speech recognition is not robust enough to support what you want it to do.

 

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

do you mean operating system like win&linux ?

and which technical advise me to work for it sir ?

 

thank you for your patience

[trq]

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

I'm no expert on speech recognition but I do know this is BS. Technologies like speech recognition are implemented in far higher level  "user space" applications.

[silents coders]

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

I'm no expert on speech recognition but I do know this is BS. Technologies like speech recognition are implemented in far higher level  "user space" applications.

 

 

mm , i understand from your reply .. there's not any way to this in web app ?

 

[Alex]

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

I'm no expert on speech recognition but I do know this is BS. Technologies like speech recognition are implemented in far higher level  "user space" applications.

 

Yeah, there's support for a web speech API at least in Chrome (since about version 11?). I've messed around with it before and it's pretty simple. You won't get support across all browsers, but degrades gracefully to a normal text input if you want to add that extra functionality for chrome users.

 

Here's a basic article on how to use it http://www.sitepoint.com/html5-speech-input-fields/

[silents coders]

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

I'm no expert on speech recognition but I do know this is BS. Technologies like speech recognition are implemented in far higher level  "user space" applications.

 

Yeah, there's support for a web speech API at least in Chrome (since about version 11?). I've messed around with it before and it's pretty simple. You won't get support across all browsers, but degrades gracefully to a normal text input if you want to add that extra functionality for chrome users.

 

Here's a basic article on how to use it http://www.sitepoint.com/html5-speech-input-fields/

 

 

i'm great full for you , already i'll try to make that support other language , i hope that .

 

thank you

 

[ManiacDan]

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

I'm no expert on speech recognition but I do know this is BS. Technologies like speech recognition are implemented in far higher level  "user space" applications.

Wait...what?  Speech recognition is built into the OS in Windows, Android, Mac, iOS, and various flavors of Linux (though not yet Ubuntu).  Maybe it's an "application" and not technically a part of the OS, but when you first install the OS, it's there.  There are other apps (like bonzi buddy and chrome) that roll their own for voice commands, but speech-to-text inputs (which is what the OP asked for) is an OS-level feature, at least in some of the the OSes I use every day.

 

 

 

[silents coders]

Speech recognition, if used at all, is built into the operating system and you don't have to worry about it.

 

I'm no expert on speech recognition but I do know this is BS. Technologies like speech recognition are implemented in far higher level  "user space" applications.

Wait...what?  Speech recognition is built into the OS in Windows, Android, Mac, iOS, and various flavors of Linux (though not yet Ubuntu).  Maybe it's an "application" and not technically a part of the OS, but when you first install the OS, it's there.  There are other apps (like bonzi buddy and chrome) that roll their own for voice commands, but speech-to-text inputs (which is what the OP asked for) is an OS-level feature, at least in some of the the OSes I use every day.

 

yes you are correct , but not all browsers supported (speech-to-text inputs) like THE Godfather IE i'm correctly ?

[ManiacDan]

I don't know if IE does or not, I'm going to assume that it doesn't but the last time I owned a windows machine was during the days of IE7.

 

However, even if it did, it wouldn't support things like spoken last names.  Nobody, not even concierges at expensive hotels, has ever gotten my relatively mundane Irish last name correct.  To expect a computer to is silly.