IBM releases ViaVoice SDK for Linux/i386
Stefan Bethke
The main components are binary, but the audio input library comes with
source, so it can be adapted.
Now, which number did the i4b support hotline have? :-)
Stefan
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David Wetzel
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> The main components are binary, but the audio input library comes with
> source, so it can be adapted.
Is this the part that does the SND -> text conversion?
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Stefan Bethke
David Wetzel <da...@turbocat.de> wrote:
>> http://www.software.ibm.com/is/voicetype/dev_linux.html
>>
>> The main components are binary, but the audio input library comes with
>> source, so it can be adapted.
>
> Is this the part that does the SND -> text conversion?
Yes.
However, as I currently understand it, ViaVoice needs a high-quality input
(there are specific recommendations for mikes), and probably would work
sub-optimal with 8 kHz / a-Law or µ-Law.
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