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mmobile
Does anyone know of a commercially available Speech API for PPC and
SmartPhone WM5 devices?
SmartPhone WM5 devices?
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Peter Foot [MVP]
When you say Speech API, do you require text-to-speech, speech recognition
or both?
Peter
or both?
Peter
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mmobile
Both would be nice. But minimally speech recognition.
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Peter Foot [MVP]
ScanSoft (Nuance) have a product which I belive has a CE / Pocket PC
version:-
http://www.nuance.com/vocon/3200/
Also Mike Hall posted a list on his blog a while back -
http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehall/archive/2005/04/14/408303.aspx
I don't believe there are any solutions at the moment which have a managed
code API, so all will require interop either via P/Invoke etc or COM, which
is going to require either writing native code shims or using .NETCF v2.0.
Peter
version:-
http://www.nuance.com/vocon/3200/
Also Mike Hall posted a list on his blog a while back -
http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehall/archive/2005/04/14/408303.aspx
I don't believe there are any solutions at the moment which have a managed
code API, so all will require interop either via P/Invoke etc or COM, which
is going to require either writing native code shims or using .NETCF v2.0.
Peter
M
mmobile
Thanks for the help Peter.
Peter Foot said:ScanSoft (Nuance) have a product which I belive has a CE / Pocket PC
version:-
http://www.nuance.com/vocon/3200/
Also Mike Hall posted a list on his blog a while back -
http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehall/archive/2005/04/14/408303.aspx
I don't believe there are any solutions at the moment which have a managed
code API, so all will require interop either via P/Invoke etc or COM,
which is going to require either writing native code shims or using .NETCF
v2.0.
Peter