Does anybody have Dragon Naturally speaking software(speech recognition) with them....?
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Yes, however, it is not physically "with me". But it is installed on my computer
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This is called voice recognition software. many options available!
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What are you using? I recommend Stopzilla. I have voice working on my tablet PC and it works great. You can use it free or register for only $20. That's $20 off list price.\n\nhttp://www.antispywarecompare.com/stopzilla.htm
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yup...\ntext to speech is what you want :)\n\nyou can get freebeez at:\nnatural soft:\nhttp://www.naturalreaders.com/download.htm\nread please:\nhttp://www.readplease.com/english/downloads/\n\nthe free stuff sounds a bit mechanical when it reads for you, if you want to get something much more identical to human voice - get AT&T natural voice pack.\n\nit comes as part of some "not freebeez" software like:\nscansoft's dragon naturally speaking\nhttp://www.scansoft.co.uk/naturallyspeaking/standard/\nor the IBM websphere voice server\nhttp://www-306.ibm.com/software/pervasive/voice_server/\n(they are even working on reading arabic with that one)\n\nHave fun!
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Do you have any applications in the backround that might be monitoring your audio but not actually using it (such as Speech Recognition or a program bundled with your soundcard)?
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sure! there is a language for doing it!\n\nit's called voicexml, google or yahooo search for it!
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It's too complicated to squeeze in an explanation in this space and do the topic justice.  Instead, I will suggest the following on-line resources:\n\nQuite a few links on this list:\nhttp://www.mobileinfo.com/hot_topics/SpeechRecognitionInWireless.htm\n\nhttp://wirelessspeech.blogspot.com/2006/10/when-will-distributed-speech.html\n\nhttp://www.merl.com/projects/?proj_area=Spoken+Language+Interfaces\n\nSee especially pages 10 - 15 in this one:\nhttp://av.rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A9ibyKLBe1RF1vUA.BmDBqMX;_ylu=X3oDMTBwMjNqdWVsBHBndANhdHdfd2ViX3Jlc3VsdARzZWMDc3I-/SIG=12pdc0q4o/EXP=1163251009/**http%3a//dingo.sbs.arizona.edu/%7eyinglin/LING539/slides/1_overview.ppt
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try http://www. answers.com. After the the name click on the speaker sign and it will automatically speak\n\nHOPE THIS HELPS
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"Transcription" usually means converting spoken text to a format that can be read.  There is software that does this (dragon naturally speaking and via voice,) though I have no experience with either of these products.  the only reason i mention this is that in the medical industry, "transcript" has a more specific meaning than the general definition i provided at the outset, and we might not be talking about the same business-requirement.\n\nOn to your question: computer software is developed by software engineers.  There are businesses and individuals like myself and some of the other respondents that will perform this service.  Be warned that custom programming is VERY expensive.  An off-the-shelf solution like either of the products I mentioned will be much less costly than independently financing this type of project.  the original developers of dragon naturally speaking spent years bringing their product to market, and were ultimately forced to sell.\n\nnote that the dragon speech-to-text engine can be implemented SPECIFICALLY for the needs of the medical industry.  the link i've provided looks like it holds some valuable information for you.  good luck, and when you're ready to finance the custom software solution, remember who your friend is :D
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Yeah IBM Naturally Speaking and Dragon Dictate are it to my knowledge--though XP is supposed to have limited capability I have never figured out how to run it.
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I'm not clear about what your question is asking.  Try clicking on tools in the DragonBar, and then click "options" and then look for the tab Which says "hotkey" and you may find your answer.  I don't use the standard version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking I use the professional, but there must be something similar if I understand your question correctly.  This was written using Dragon NaturallySpeaking professional 7.\n\nWith regard to the base boost, that can be found in your, "Check your audio settings," section.  If it is a checkbox, you may have to find some way to hit the  spacebar, since voice command will not be operable while you're checking your settings on the microphone.
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IBM's "ViaVoice" is still the premier voice to computer speech recognition software and the link below is the best company currently applying that software to real life problems in speech recognition.\nhttp://www.voicebox.com/
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If you have MSAgent installed, download the following program that I made just for you. \n\nhttp://www.pcwindex.com/tmp/MSAgent.exe\n\nYou may need to install MSAgent and speech engines from http://www.microsoft.com/msagent/downloads/user.asp\n\nDownload and install:\nText-to-speech engines\nSAPI 4.0 runtime support\nSpeech recognition engines (optional)\n\nI became an expert of sort with MSAgent speaking characters while I was developing a program called Skype Agent. It uses the characters to speak incoming caller ID information for you. You can find it at download.com. Also, try my new registry cleaner, PCWindex. You can find it at http://www.pcwindex.com or at download.com also. \n\nThanks and enjoy\n\nP.S.\nWhen you type in the text for the character to speak, try using what are called "Speech Tags". For instance, if you type in \n&#92;Emp&#92;Hi\nthe cahracter will emphasize the word "Hi". The other comands are:\n\n&#92;Pau=5000&#92;  - this is a 5 second pause. You can change the number for a longer or shorter puase.\n\n&#92;Emp&#92;  - is emphazise\n\n&#92;Vol=6556&#92;  - is the volume.You can change the number for louder or softer speech.\n\n&#92;Pit=123&#92;  - is the pitch. You can change the number.\n\n&#92;Spd=200&#92; - is the speed. You can change the speed.\n\n&#92;Chr="Whisper"&#92;\nor\n&#92;Chr="Normal"&#92;\nor\n&#92;Chr="Monotone"&#92; - for changing the characters speech sound.\n\nAny questions, let me know. cjmclellen@yahoo.com\n\nhttp://www.pcwindex.com
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Yes. Most of the text-to-speech come with female and male voice that you can choose from. But most of the voice doesn't like human, it like machine more. I also try to convert my voice to female, they just say my voice sound fake.\n\nHere is a free text-to-speech, you can click on the link below.\n\nOther text-speech softwares: Dragon Nature Speaking, IBM ViaVoice...\n\nd10v01b
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I guess you want to use microsoft word without typing.\ngo to http://www.download.com and try search for speech recognition\nI bet you could try out a few free software of that sort
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You might want to try using Microsoft Agent. It has speech and animation.\n\nHere's the link for downloading:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/msagent/default.asp
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If you have Windows XP then you already have a good speech recognition system built in. Additional capabilities can be added using the e-Speaking (website below) Voice and Speech Recognition software.\n\nIn 1993 Microsoft entered the Voice Recognition market by hiring a team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (see the MSDN Reference below). Microsoft then incorporated their work into what is now known as Microsoft's Speech and Application Programming Interface.\n\nMicrosoft has a good summary on their website called: "How to install and configure speech recognition in Windows XP" (see last reference below).\n\ne-Speaking is a Voice and Speech Recognition software program designed specifically to work with the Microsoft SAPI speech engine and work well within the Microsoft Windows Environment.  e-Speaking can be used to control any Windows program.\n\nThe combination of Microsoft's software and e-Speaking should enable you to accomplish great things with voice recognition. \n\nMicrosoft is incorporating their speech engine into their next operating system called Vista to be released later this year.  So, if you have an XP system now, you can add Vista "like" capabilities today by downloading e-Speaking.