I've been using DirectXtras XtrAgent which takes advantage of Microsoft's
speech recognition
and agent technologies to build accessible apps for the vision impaired. You
can use XtrAgent
to build speech navigation into your presentation.
You can't detect if a mic is connected on using a Windows PC (if I'm wrong
tell me how to do it!)
You *can* do this on the Mac. If memory serves correctly the excellent Audio
Xtra from updateStage
provides a method for checking to see if a mic is connected to a mac. On a
Windows PC you can,
at the very least, retrieve input level at the mic input.
There was a long thread not to long ago about removing the stage border from
your projector. I suggest
you check the Lingo-L archives for that.
HTH,
Josie
-----Original Message-----
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toxic soldier
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 8:26 AM
To: lingo
Subject: <lingo-l> IVR presentation
hi, list
i'm just working over a presentation for IVR systems, and i want to ask you
about something like this:
1. is that possible to navigate this presentation by voice (with our custom
phrazes)?
any ideas, solutions, extras...
2. how can i detecting that microphone is connected or not?
..and one easy question (but i don't know how to do it):
3. how can i remove stage border from my D8 projector?
thank you for your time and answers
please ignore my... bzzzzzzzz
please forgive me my grammatic errors...
...have a goodtime all the time
'cause you won't get nothing when you die...
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