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robin
wrote on the 29 Feb 08 at 21:25
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I voted in favor, even though gnome-voice-control already exists and is available in the ubuntu repositories. However everyone who is interested in this functionality should go to http://www.voxforge.org/ and submit speech.
Without enough (GPL) speech speech recognition on linux will simply not happen even though there are many people out there who'd like to use speech recognition and there are programs out there too.
We need training data!!! I submitted hours myself, but we need many voices to make it 'speaker independent' and lots of speech per speaker helps as well. This is not something ubuntu can do for you without your speech.
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ethana2
wrote on the 2 Mar 08 at 09:01
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Finally, someone else sees it. *votes up*
You just saved me five minutes.
Not only do we need them, they need us. Get Ubuntu users involved. I think most of us are capable of talking. The more ways to contribute, the better!
Get festival in too.
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jogo
wrote on the 10 Mar 08 at 15:38
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I dont linke gvc style, I would like more a voice control just based on the user like cvoicecontrol. And then you dont need speech libraries.
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It would be really great, when you can use (your own voice) for starting programms like
firefox or internet (and firefox will be starten)
amarok next (and in amarok the next song will be played)
or a nice feature in impress, okular, evience, ...
a presentation will be starten and when i say: next slide the next slide or side will be come.
I`d like to use my voice like shortcards. at the start the programm ask you how to start the programms and the programm also ask you some often used words (like next, ...) and in the programs you can put alternative words for next. like you can make it with shortcards in kde applications.
I`think it will be realy nice, when you have an presentation and when you say next slide the computer "works" for you.
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sinbad
wrote on the 19 Feb 09 at 03:50
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If it can be done in vista why not ubuntu!
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What happens when I want to issue an administrative command that requires the root password via voice control? I don't want to say my password out loud for everyone to hear, is there a way to implement security features into voice recognition so that if someone does hear me say my password or passphrase they won't be able to use it to gain administrative access?
One idea would be to bind a separate voice command string to the root password, i.e when I say "Alpha 8 Gecko" the system will recognize it as the voice version of the root password. So basically you would have 2 different root passwords, one you can type in and one you say.
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why not neural interface then?
:P
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cheesehead
(Brainstorm admin)
wrote on the 9 Jul 11 at 16:07
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Several voice-recognition packages are already in the Ubuntu repositories.
Improvement is ongoing. Your contributions are welcome.
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