Hi All,
Which is the best Bluetooth Voice Dial app on WM6.
p.s.- need is simple voice dial, no fancy voice command (command applications, songs etc)
thanks
AB
topgunarindam said:
Hi All,
Which is the best Bluetooth Voice Dial app on WM6.
p.s.- need is simple voice dial, no fancy voice command (command applications, songs etc)
thanks
AB
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Have been using Cyberon Voice Spped dial. Works well with all ROMs and is compatable with most BT headsets. Easy to configure and can be used for contacts as well as opening applications. You will find a download link in these foruns by using the search button.
Try to download 1.2 version and not 1.1 version, as this allows you to save and retrieve your voice data.
KOR!
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I downloaded to my XDA t-mobile vito voice dialing .
It is not working at all it does not recogn my voice.
And it even does not support bluetooth voic dialing.
What is your experence with this software guys.
Irek
stick with MS voice command 1.5 it's better IMHO
MS voice command 1.5
Tell me how can i get MS voice command 1.5? It's not for Russia
For Irek if u can`t find this prog? you can find FonixVoiceDialer it seems to you had. see the ftp of this site
Can anybody tell me what are the differences between
VoiceCommand 1.6
Cyberon Voice Commander
and the voice speed dial that comes with the hermes itself.
I am confused as to why people are going for voice commander and voice command while there is a inbuilt software to do it already?
Which is the best and advanced out of the three for hermes and links to download?
When we install other than the built in one, do we need to remove the voice speed dial out of hermes before installing the voice command or voice commander?
Please help
VoiceCommand 1.6 is a M$ program. It doesn't require "learning" anyone can use it and it will let you dial just numbers, call contacts, check calender appts, etc...
Cyberon and the voice speed dial that comes with the TyTN is the same I believe. If you open the settings on the built in Voice Speed Dial and go to the "about" tab, it's made by Cyberon.
And that program only lets you dial numbers that must be "learned" by the program.
If you install VC1.6 you do not need to uninstall the built in program.
thanks jinner, is there any extracted version of VC1.6 floating around
jinner said:
VoiceCommand 1.6 is a M$ program. It doesn't require "learning" anyone can use it and it will let you dial just numbers, call contacts, check calender appts, etc...
Cyberon and the voice speed dial that comes with the TyTN is the same I believe. If you open the settings on the built in Voice Speed Dial and go to the "about" tab, it's made by Cyberon.
And that program only lets you dial numbers that must be "learned" by the program.
If you install VC1.6 you do not need to uninstall the built in program.
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How can I uninstall the built in Cyberon. It's not in the 'remove programm' section?
alexandera said:
How can I uninstall the built in Cyberon. It's not in the 'remove programm' section?
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If it's not showing under "Remove Programs" then that means it must be built into the ROM. You can often remove the links and references to it (the Hermes Wiki shows how to for that device) but the program will still be inside. The only way to remove it totally is to flash another ROM without it built in.
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If it's not showing under "Remove Programs" then that means it must be built into the ROM. You can often remove the links and references to it (the Hermes Wiki shows how to for that device) but the program will still be inside. The only way to remove it totally is to flash another ROM without it built in.
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I searched but failed, maybe a deeplink to a specific instruction about removing links and references regarding Cyberon Voice. Thanks
alexandera said:
I searched but failed, maybe a deeplink to a specific instruction about removing links and references regarding Cyberon Voice. Thanks
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I found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=283412&page=7
The info is old and I doubt that I can use this for the Touch? There's also a newer version of MS VC, so I just need help how to remove the cyberon app or how to just make inactive, i.e. remove links to the app. Anyone?
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Cyberon and the voice speed dial that comes with the TyTN is the same I believe. If you open the settings on the built in Voice Speed Dial and go to the "about" tab, it's made by Cyberon.
And that program only lets you dial numbers that must be "learned" by the program.
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This is not true. Cyberon's Voice Command and Voice Commander are two different application. The later doesn't require voice tag.
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If you install VC1.6 you do not need to uninstall the built in program.
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Why not need to deinstall? MS Voice Command doesn't work well with Cyberon installed too. Bluetooth headset and carkit can't activate MS Voice Command! It only works when you assign a hardware button form the device. That doen't work for me and most people I know who use it in the car...
is it possible to sync voice tags into outlook that you use for dialing?
or any other way if not.
thanks
shoulders said:
is it possible to sync voice tags into outlook that you use for dialing?
or any other way if not.
thanks
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Not the answer you want mate, but use MS VoiceCommand, no voice tags required..........
that will do me, i did wonder why everyone went on about MS voice commander. lol
thanks
Hi there,
If you use Cyberon Voice Dial v1.2 Build 061226 than you can save and retrieve voice tags. The v1.1 doesn't have this facility.
Almost daily I install new ROMs with such good ROM builders as Beasty, so this comes in very handy.
Best Regards,
KOR!
Thanks KOR
i will try them both.
Sorry for the Dump question. In dutty's Apr 16th ROM, a voice actually tells me the incoming call numbers along with the ring tone. What is the name of the application that do this kind of stuff? (sorry, i am not sure how to search this specific question)
sundar_amn said:
Sorry for the Dump question. In dutty's Apr 16th ROM, a voice actually tells me the incoming call numbers along with the ring tone. What is the name of the application that do this kind of stuff? (sorry, i am not sure how to search this specific question)
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Microsoft Voice Command?
MS Voice command
MS Voice command version 1.6 or 19209 or in latest 19213 does the same. You'll have to select or check the option in settings section and it will do the same
Dinesh
Thanks Guys!!
Cyberon Voice Commander is anothe option as well.
I have cyberon voice commander 3 and I don't see the option to announce incoming calls. Hopefully it will be added in the final release.
Link for the beta:
http://www.cyberon.com.tw/newsContent1.php?NO1=35&SNO=0
It works a lot better than MSVC and I like the option to add voice tags to a contact/command so that it works even better.
Hello Radio 8 "dedicated to the VW Group Android 5.1.1 mtcd_gs_v1.34_1.
I have a problem when you start the application Cyberon Voice Commander (pl) (this is the program for voice dialing without internet online)
The program will select the contact from your contact list but not the call.
What possibly like to do when you run this application, the original dialer dialed and call?
Is there any other possibility to choose a voice call in Android 5.1.1 so that the original dialer dialed and the call to a contact?
For example, when you press the corresponding another previously-defined button?
Selecting only the buttons and seeking contact with the original communicator is very time consuming.
Besides, not all contacts in the original communicator are read correctly.
In the old hands-free kits, eg: Nokia CK - 100 is a possibility and here we are dealing with modern radio on Android 5.1.1 and such a possibility is lacking.
Please, any tips you can somehow bypass the original dialer?
Regards
jace699
ps. English translator