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Hi Everyone, Has anyone got any opensource speech recognition software to work with Asterisk? Please only list WORKING ones. Not the "theoretically" should work ones! Thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20100821/4d11d6c0/attachment.htm

Hi, Is it possible to record say 30 seconds of audio and then have LumenVox convert to text ? or any available tool open source for speech to text . Regards Dhaval -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20100914/b56c3d9c/attachment.htm

I have a similar situation here, I want to include TTS in my asterisk IVR system. Could someone give suggestion(s) please, I prefer open-source thanks in advance! Chatila, A. C. P. O. Box 365, Kihesa Street, Njombe, Tanzania. *Mob:* +255 765 154 235 *Whatsapp:* +255 653 258 608 *Website:* chax.me.tz On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 9:07 PM, Steve Edwards <asterisk.org at sedwards.com> wrote:

Which speed recognition products will also recognize DTMF? In other words, I want to say "Please speak or dial the conference number". Does Vestec allow that? LumenVox? Any other way?

Hello! I need to: 1) call special number (or run special application) on mobile phone 2) establish connection between mobile phone and server 3) allow server to recognize spoken numbers (Polish language) and some other control words 4) let the server to say some short answers (prerecorded in mp3) according to some algorithm and recognized words 5) let the server to save little text file on its

Does it exist? Sending email to their support address appears to be a black hole. They reference a forum, but Google can't find it. I keep having problems in any grammar than has a an "o" for "zero": it breaks recognition anywhere NEAR it. For example, if I say "two o five", it gets recognized as "one o five".

All; Since I have interest in providing the capability for callers to speak the department, person or number they wish to call, as well as other IVR scenarios, I have been reviewing much of this lists email archives and searching the web for open source voice recognition that will work with the Asterisk PBX. What I am trying to determine, is what will it take to get it working on Asterisk? How

Hi, I installed the Vestec module to one of my development Asterisk servers a few months ago but now I need to move the license to another host. Does anyone know how to do this? I've had a look on my Account page on the Digium website but it only shows the Language Pack, and I can't do anything with this either. Can anyone point me in the right direction please? Thanks Lee

I'm having a lot of problem with it recognizing "oh" for zero. I've tried both "o" and "oh". In one case, I just tried: $digit = o { out = "0"; } | fundamental {out = "2"; }; So I gave it a choice that was VERY far away from what I said. But when I said "o o o o o", more than 75% of the time, it had a bunch of

Does anyone know of a speech recognition module (like say yes or no, or numbers) I guess due to the complexity of speech recognition it might just be found in commercial applications or am I wrong like always? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20050128/119168cb/attachment.htm

Hi Guys I am new working with lumenvox products, and unfortunately I had not been able to install it properly, I follow the steps in lumenvox site and it looks like it works I mean: ========================================================= [root at pbx-millenium examples]# ./example 127.0.0.1 Connecting to 127.0.0.1 Interpretation 1: 8587070707 count=0, decode returns 1 Interpretation 1:

I have RSI (hurty hands) and need software for recognition of continuous speech. Linux has nothing workable. Dragon was bad even on Windows. What's needed is a Linux speech engine, so that the linux crew can get making a good GUI. So I'm trying to bring over the Vista Speech Engine. Here's my (failed) attempt: http://womblezone.blogspot.com/ I'm trying to bring it over with

hi all i am using nec vxi notebook install freebsd 4.9rc kde, i just cannot config the sound i read and i found it need to complie the driver in the kernel , i check the LINT file but it is not there, i use a linux startup cd and found out that the driver is intel i82440mx ac97 audio driver = i-810_Audio 1) where i can found this driver and how to install? 2) i can only sucess complie the

Hello list, 'Just wondering if anyone can point to a very light-weight and easy to incorporate into Asterisk (v. 11.x) to handle a minimal set of responses, like: 0 - 9 yes no (maybe * and # for some people) The idea is that within an IVR menu, the caller could respond by speaking to the typical IVR options, like: For Archie, press or say 1 now For Veronica, press or say

Hello, all! Help me please to solve problem with Sphinx and its delta index. Configuration file is located in attachment to this topic. ------------------------------------------------------------------- mysql> select id, e_mail from users where e_mail LIKE ''%test%''; -------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi Tanya, Last time I noticed a problem with clang-tools-extra docs you could help solving them. If someone else is taking care of this part of the infrastructure now, please redirect appropriately. It looks like docs generated from rst (for LLVM, Clang and clang-tools-extra) don't get updated at the moment. They stopped updating somewhere between r353327

Hi. I just started trying to play with Sphinx. I followed their site as far as running sphinx-server. It is listening on the default port. I copied sphinx2-simple to another file and changed sphinx2-continuous to sphinx2-server. So, I ran eagi-sphinx-test under asterisk. What exactly is it supposted to do? Here's what I get: debian:~# sphinx2-simple2 sphinx2-simple: Demo CMU Sphinx2

Michael, The benefits of Sphinx sound nice but one comment: The main page and the tables of contents in the other pages (at least the ones I looked at: Getting Started; Lang Ref) are so long and sparse that it is difficult to get the big picture of what is there and even to find a document unless you know what to search for. The originals were much more compact and so much better in this regard.

Yes, I am working on it. The sub-projects are still having issues but the other documentation has been fixed. -Tanya > On Feb 14, 2019, at 3:53 AM, Alexander Kornienko <alexfh at google.com> wrote: > > Tanya, friendly ping. > > On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 3:21 PM Alexander Kornienko <alexfh at google.com <mailto:alexfh at google.com>> wrote: > Hi Tanya, >

Moving the LLVM Documentation to Sphinx ======================================= As a few of you that are on IRC already know, I have experimented with moving the LLVM documentation over to `Sphinx <http://sphinx.pocoo.org/index.html>`__ from the current html form. I have moved almost all of the content over and have begun "Sphinxifying" the documentation to correct links and make