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Enhances your windows command prompt https://www.enhancedbatch.com
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Speech recognition #56

Closed lazna closed 4 years ago

lazna commented 4 years ago

After the (already implemented) '@say' got another crazy idea: Is it possible to console scripts react according to voice?

Have large, menu driven, shell script reacting on specific keypress utilizing choice program. Have idea of something like @getkb but it wait for recognized voice output too and send it into the stdout, just what come first: keypress or voice.

It could be handy so technicians could have both hands free (for example holding heavy things) but see laptops screen and can say trivial tasks to the headset, like 'ping some_ip'...

Is it possible at all?

https://outnull.wordpress.com/2016/11/14/powershell-speech-recognition/

adoxa commented 4 years ago

You're asking me if it's possible, when you link to a PowerShell script that does it! Use PowerShell!

carlos-montiers commented 4 years ago

I agree with @adoxa. Have a speech tool. For example, the old Japanese computer PC-6001 mk2 using N60m/N66-BASIC has "TALK" command. But have a tool for recognizing the voice, is a feature too much specialized for be included in EB.

Mmm what about rename SAY to TALK?

adoxa commented 4 years ago

Talk is what you do, say is what you speak.

lazna commented 4 years ago

After the (already implemented) '@say' got another crazy idea: Is it possible to console scripts react according to voice?

Have large, menu driven, shell script reacting on specific keypress utilizing choice program. Have idea of something like @getkb but it wait for recognized voice output too and send it into the stdout, just what come first: keypress or voice.

It could be handy so technicians could have both hands free (for example holding heavy things) but see laptops screen and can say trivial tasks to the headset, like 'ping some_ip'...

Is it possible at all?

https://outnull.wordpress.com/2016/11/14/powershell-speech-recognition/

You're asking me if it's possible, when you link to a PowerShell script that does it! Use PowerShell!

  1. System prior W10 may not have PS installed
  2. In @say command, PS it 10 times slower than your EB solution, expect similar issue on speech recognition.
  3. By possibility question I mean if there there are on obsctructs to implement it in C
carlos-montiers commented 4 years ago

@lazna I close the issue because the specific requirement I think is very specific and a standalone tool can be developed if the performance using powershell is not enough.