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Mugen Wizardry
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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 16:03
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Can someone show a small example of how to use green ear to voice control a program?

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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 18:36
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I don't think you can, Green Ear is a network based chat protocol; like XBox Live, and PSN have; to talk to your friends whilst playing games.

I saw nothing on the website about using it in the way you ask.

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Kryogenik
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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 19:23
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Voice control? I think Green Ear just sends audio from computer to computer over the internet, like TeamSpeak or whatever. I don't even understand how you would analyze the audio into words, let alone using those words to do stuff or doing it in DBPro. So yeah, voice control isn't in Green Ear. Out of curiosity, what do you need voice control for? I think it's pretty overrated.

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KISTech
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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 19:59
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You wouldn't use Green Ear for that. You would just capture the sound through the mic, run it through some kind of voice recognition DLL to get usable words, then do what you want based on the words received.

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Posted: 29th Jun 2010 20:03
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What KISTech said, one way would be to turn the frequencies and volumes into images, then compare the image that would represent the command to what the user said and if they are within a certain range of eachother, exectute that command.

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KISTech
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Posted: 30th Jun 2010 01:13
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OR

Find a voice recognition DLL out there and write a wrapper for it for use in DBP.

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Posted: 30th Jun 2010 03:55
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Well I'm just givin him another option.

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