MP3Car.com - View Single Post - Enable voice control wherever a textbox/OSK exists? HOW??

Iceman_jkh · 12-17-2007, 07:57 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by montgomeryt

Ice - Won't you still have to issue the "letters" command or "numbers" command since they are in the commands.cfg or could you load a different config file for just the osk ? Also, doesn't the voice module stop listening after a successful command is issued and you have to prompt again ? I know I'm asking more questions than I'm helping but wanted to think it all the way through.

I use the voice control in mine all the time but I have a steering wheel control mapped to enable the voice prompt and then mute the mic after a set amount of time. Works out pretty well - I don't normally issue just letter and number commands because of what I asked you above.

Im not that advanced at the voice control prog as you are mate.
But reading the .xml I can see what you are asking.
Hopefully we can create a smaller version of the .xml with only letters,numbers,etc using the grammar compiler. To be used specifically for this purpose. Even better would be causing the voice recognition to only use the mini .xml file when triggered in this way... and use the normal grammar file if invoked any other way. Get my drift?

Could even use PowerVoice from 0l33l (i tihnk it was). All I really want is a prog that writes what I speak into the text box.

12-17-2007, 07:57 AM	#10
Iceman_jkh Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 560	Quote: Originally Posted by montgomeryt Ice - Won't you still have to issue the "letters" command or "numbers" command since they are in the commands.cfg or could you load a different config file for just the osk ? Also, doesn't the voice module stop listening after a successful command is issued and you have to prompt again ? I know I'm asking more questions than I'm helping but wanted to think it all the way through. I use the voice control in mine all the time but I have a steering wheel control mapped to enable the voice prompt and then mute the mic after a set amount of time. Works out pretty well - I don't normally issue just letter and number commands because of what I asked you above. Im not that advanced at the voice control prog as you are mate. But reading the .xml I can see what you are asking. Hopefully we can create a smaller version of the .xml with only letters,numbers,etc using the grammar compiler. To be used specifically for this purpose. Even better would be causing the voice recognition to only use the mini .xml file when triggered in this way... and use the normal grammar file if invoked any other way. Get my drift? Could even use PowerVoice from 0l33l (i tihnk it was). All I really want is a prog that writes what I speak into the text box.