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anwar71839 |
2011-01-13
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if there is not, is it possible to use to make one that uses google's server for voice search? Cmon, there isnt anything that the n900 cant do
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2011-01-13
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N900 is a step child, what do you expect? 
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2011-01-13
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What do you think the N900 is an android phone?
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2011-01-13
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Originally Posted by maniacattack
no i think n900 is a smartphone. And any smartphone should be able to do voice search.
What do you think the N900 is an android phone?
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2011-01-13
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Wow, now weren't those some positive answers... Maybe there is some open source speach recognition software somebody could build a voice search application on to.
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2011-01-13
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Originally Posted by MiK546
espeak?
Wow, now weren't those some positive answers... Maybe there is some open source speach recognition software somebody could build a voice search application on to.
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2011-01-13
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Originally Posted by MiK546
Its possible. Maemo's devs can do it eithout breaking a sweat. As far as i understand, all work is done on google's servers, we just need somebody to make it work
Wow, now weren't those some positive answers... Maybe there is some open source speach recognition software somebody could build a voice search application on to.
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2011-01-13
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Originally Posted by somedude
Espeak seems like a good idea. Maybe voice search can be implemented?
espeak?
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Last edited by anwar71839; 2011-01-13 at 06:24.
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2011-01-13
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So anyone interested? I would do it myself, but i dont have programming skills
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2011-01-13
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I'm interested. I'm a developer.
However: Google voice search has no public API.
There have been some people out there who have figured out that the way Android does it is to record the users speech in the speex codec, send it to the google voice servers which processes it and sends back results.
I have no knowledge of voice codecs, so when I looked at the speex library, it seems complicated because I don't understand most of the jargon.
Also: I've got an ulterior motive: If I do it, I will necessarily do it in QT so that it can be ported to Windows and Linux in addition to Symbian and Maemo.
Why Windows and Linux? Because I sorely need a voice recognition method to be able to be keyboard free - on Linux.
However: Google voice search has no public API.
There have been some people out there who have figured out that the way Android does it is to record the users speech in the speex codec, send it to the google voice servers which processes it and sends back results.
I have no knowledge of voice codecs, so when I looked at the speex library, it seems complicated because I don't understand most of the jargon.
Also: I've got an ulterior motive: If I do it, I will necessarily do it in QT so that it can be ported to Windows and Linux in addition to Symbian and Maemo.
Why Windows and Linux? Because I sorely need a voice recognition method to be able to be keyboard free - on Linux.
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qgvnotify: Google voice and contacts notifier for diablo and maemo.
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