Cool demos for the next SAPI

re: Cool demos for the next SAPI

Scott — Thu, 14 Oct 2004 22:11:00 GMT

I like the audio indexing idea. Hope that makes it in.

re: Cool demos for the next SAPI

AT — Thu, 14 Oct 2004 22:20:00 GMT

I do know is this exists:

Connect SAPI system to phone, record logs of all messages, convert to text and send via email.
And reverse - recieve email, dial a phone-number and tell message to somebody.

This is probably trivial to implement feature - but will be both recognizion and talk parts of SAPI. As well - it will be easy to use this app as starting project to all developers.

Feel free to ignore my posting if you will consider it lame ;-)

re: Cool demos for the next SAPI

Ray — Thu, 14 Oct 2004 22:25:00 GMT

Google! the google deskbar is a pretty nice tool but imagine being able to call "google [insert random keywords here]" and it opens the search results for those keywords, or 'google image boat' and it would use google images searching for pictures of a boat

re: Cool demos for the next SAPI

Brian Groth — Fri, 15 Oct 2004 05:39:00 GMT

I would like to see real-time WMA to text (Closed Captioning) so when I listen to any WMA/WMV file, I can see the text scrolling across the bottom of the video or audio window.

re: Cool demos for the next SAPI

casey chesnut — Sat, 16 Oct 2004 04:08:00 GMT

create a tool like FestVox to create a voice model of my own voice. basically i would read certain sentences, and then the phenomes / diphones would be chopped up out of them. that would be compiled into some sort of voice database to be used for speech synthesis. then when i posted a text blog, TTS would be done using my voice model, and it would create a media file for a podcast