I wrote a DLL for Rev which does this using SAPI 5 a few years ago. I used it a medical app (so it's proven) that I developed which has since been converted all to .NET.
The DLL supports a custom grammer list, as well as dictation. I'm don't have time to make modifications to it, but contact me offlist at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you're interested in licensing it or the source code. Best, Tuviah Snyder Lead programmer, MediaWan Solid State Logic, Inc. http://www.solid-state-logic.com/ > Hi, > > I've been working with the text to speech capabilities of Rev. Now I want > to get into speech to text. Rev has nothing intrinsic that can help me > with that. > > I started studying up on the MS SAPI. I was able to write a few short > programs in VB 6 using the ActiveX voice controls. > > I know nothing about dlls other than to stay away from them. But I was > wondering if a dll could contain the functions in the controls, which > could then be accessed from a rev program. > > I read Chipp's discussion about dlls and VB script. It's a bit over my > head, though I got the sense that there has to be some way to access SAPI > for a rev program. But I'm a real novice here. > > Any ideas? I'd be willing to pay for a prototype using essential SAPI > functions, such as getting input, outputting to a field, loading and > unloading custom grammars, setting pause time, etc. I'm especially > interested in voice commands. > > Thanks. > > John _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
