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Speech-to-Text- Voice Recognition

Is there any ppc software out there that can do this?
I would love to use this for texting and emails?

plenty
http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&q=Speech-to-Text+pocketpc&btnG=Søg&meta=

There are services as well
Jott was the best known, but is now a pay service. You can get the voice to email/text message functionality from Dial2Do. I use it often when driving.

Rudegar said:
plenty
http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&q=Speech-to-Text+pocketpc&btnG=Søg&meta=
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did you even read your link!!!
there is not plenty in fact I still have not found one.
If anyone knows off any software please post it thanks

have found this but carnt find the software
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L4Jk6GDud0
anyone know were i can get this?

"did you even read your link!!!
there is not plenty in fact I still have not found one."
of cause !!!
links from the first 3 hits
http://www.digitalfuturesoft.com/texttospeechproductsforpocketpc.php
http://www.speechtotextsoftware.org/
http://www.rocketdownload.com/popular/downloads/speech-to-text-software-ppc.html
http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/speech_to_text_software/
you can't always count on google to give you a direct hit to a place to download stuff really

Rudegar said:
"did you even read your link!!!
there is not plenty in fact I still have not found one."
of cause !!!
links from the first 3 hits
http://www.digitalfuturesoft.com/texttospeechproductsforpocketpc.php
http://www.speechtotextsoftware.org/
http://www.rocketdownload.com/popular/downloads/speech-to-text-software-ppc.html
http://www.freedownloadmanager.org/downloads/speech_to_text_software/
you can't always count on google to give you a direct hit to a place to download stuff really
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not one of them links has any software to do with "Speech-to-Text" for pcc
Im looking for "speech to text" not "text to speech"
thanks for trying.
Ive been looking all day and have not found one bit of software for windows moblie to can convert my speech to text for use in sms or email.
if anyone find some please post here
thanks

http://www.crunchbase.com/company/yap
http://www.brothersoft.com/pocket-dictate-68771.html#

Thanks for the links...I'm also looking for SPEECH to text (not the reverse) solutions for WM...specifically like vlingo for Blackberry. Doesn't seem to be anything that competes with vlingo...anyone know of one?

Well I could not find one
so have put my email here http://www.vlingo.com/vlingo/vv_unsupported.jsp
for the vlingo version when its comes out
the more people to sign up the better

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that this Speech to Text conversion doesn't take place on the device, but rather the voice data is sent to a web server that decodes it and send back the text?
Is this true?

outsider787 said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems that this Speech to Text conversion doesn't take place on the device, but rather the voice data is sent to a web server that decodes it and send back the text?
Is this true?
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Yes. All the options till this date use a server for it as the database would be too big to be housed inside a smartphone.

cowdar1 said:
Well I could not find one
so have put my email here http://www.vlingo.com/vlingo/vv_unsupported.jsp
for the vlingo version when its comes out
the more people to sign up the better
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Ive signed up. Spread the word

Another signup here - My better half uses this on her Iphone all the time and loves it. Keep spreading the word

Speech to text for WM
steve7702 said:
Ive signed up. Spread the word
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Ive signed up tooooooooooooooo!!!!!!! Vlingo do something......hard to type sms on my omnia while driving!!!!!

I signed up too. Currently using Voice Command, but need this next step.

I this not the company that make the software you posted a video of http://www.nuance.com/nvc/ guess you could send them an email and get a trial.
Also the last post links to a cab that seems to do what but it is a 3 day trial
Sully

Vlingo
I too used Vlingo with my Blackberry during the painful months that I had to use the Curve. It is the only thing that I miss about that device, and I too have been looking for this software. Vlingo was very smooth, and it processed everything on the device itself. Telus offers a Voice Command service, but even their proprietary version takes much longer to convert than Vlingo did.

[REQ] Vlingo InCar apk

Wasnt sure exactly where to post this. The new app from Vlingo, "Vlingo InCar" is in beta, and only available through the market for sprint customers during the beta period.
Could one of you kind evo users post up the apk for the rest of the android community? Thanks!

Best of luck with it! I love it so far!

http://db.tt/LXLQyfw
enjoy!
Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk

What does this do that you cannot do with the new google voice program?

vipergtsr6 said:
What does this do that you cannot do with the new google voice program?
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When you put it in "InCar" mode you can say "Hey Vlingo" to wake it up and use voice commands.
FYI, this works on the VZW with the Incredible with no problem..

vipergtsr6 said:
What does this do that you cannot do with the new google voice program?
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Also, it works! The new Google program is about 1/10 in getting what I say right.
Vlingo is (so far) about 5/5. I like that if it doesn't find what you're saying locally, it does a (very fast) internet search.

any word on making it work for other android devices? ie the g-1

jedwardmiller said:
Best of luck with it! I love it so far!
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Works great on the dinc. I appreciate the share!

thank you so much for sharing this app with the community. I have been fooling around with it for half an hour or so and it does some pretty awesome things. LOVE the in-car feature, completely hands-free and works perfectly, even reads and writes text messages for me. "hey vlingo"
Edit: Forgot to add, very accurate, even with names

Wow, the incar mode is really REALLY good. Anybody know how to have it differentiate between a contacts home and cell when sending a text message?

Say call blah blah mobile. That should work.
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Google's voice search sucked at recognizing what I was saying for the first week or so, but then it got a lot better. I'm wondering if it learns your voice or something. Vlingo, on the other hand, worked well on day one. However, while it does a good job of recognizing what I am saying, it doesn't always give me the results I wanted. For instance, movie times never come up even though that's one of the examples the app shows, and it displays my exact phrase correctly (movie times near #####). It just says "No answer found". And I've also had trouble getting it to dial the right phone number for a contact. It's like it ignores when I say "mobile."

I'm having the same problem. It ignores when I say "mobile" after the contacts name. My g/f is getting irritated with the text to landline messages that repeat "test" lol

Is it necessary to install the standard Vlingo app before installing the incar pack?
I´ve been trying to download the installer but i still cant find it, it´s not in the market either.
It would be much if I ask to share the installer?

0ptimus82 said:
Is it necessary to install the standard Vlingo app before installing the incar pack?
I´ve been trying to download the installer but i still cant find it, it´s not in the market either.
It would be much if I ask to share the installer?
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? It's in the second post of this thread.

anyway to successfully have this running in the background with the in-car? Currently it seems that the program has to be on main screen for me to say "Hey Vlingo" and it wakes...
Plus..too bad I cant say Jarvis to have it wake up

Instead of 'mobile' try saying 'cell'.
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pwnst*r said:
Wow, the incar mode is really REALLY good. Anybody know how to have it differentiate between a contacts home and cell when sending a text message?
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Right now the best way is to make two contacts for the person and label one cell and one home after the name. Best workaround at the moment.

JimsPoBox said:
Right now the best way is to make two contacts for the person and label one cell and one home after the name. Best workaround at the moment.
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Yeah, I went ahead and did that the other day, but thanks! Hopefully that will get sorted.
It would be nice if you could ask it to use your GV # by default as well.

i wonder if there is any way to train a contact that it gets wrong every time. Wifes name is tricky and unless i use her last name first it misses it every time.

Any application that can read SMS' out loud (possibly through a bluetooth device?)??

I wanted an application that could do this but all I could find was the one from blueAnt which only works with their specific bluetooth device...

You could use Tasker and use this profile - price looks high but it's VERY powerful once you know what you're doing.
Comes with a trial mode for around seven days.

+1 for Tasker. Brilliant app.
I have my 'in car' profile set to read texts - on text receipt it pauses the music player, then reads the senders contact name, and then the body of the text. Awesome.

i was planning on getting the blueant Q1 (just found it for $25). are you saying it won't work with handcent in reading a txt message?
edit: forget it...answered my own question by going to their site. "Hear text messages read aloud on your Q1 when connected to an Android device with our Android application."

What about the vlingo application. It has an email and sms reader that reads the message out loud when activated, but I haven't managed to get it to read the message through the Bluetooth headset
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Wondering why SayMyName hasn't been mentioned yet... works fantastic even with caller names, mail, Twitter etc.

see this is why a thread like this is good, we all network our own thoughts and experiences together and find out about all these new apps that we never knew about before...thanks all, keep em comin if you have more comments or anything

erebusting said:
see this is why a thread like this is good, we all network our own thoughts and experiences together and find out about all these new apps that we never knew about before...thanks all, keep em comin if you have more comments or anything
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hey try drive.safely I think its called I had it for my blackberry but I believe it worked for other platforms

Handcent does this...But I assume you mean aloud soon as it comes in avoiding any phone contact correct ?

playya said:
hey try drive.safely I think its called I had it for my blackberry but I believe it worked for other platforms
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+1 for DriveSafe.ly
Used it on my iPhone and now on my Captivate.
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SMS Speak
Just stumbled across this thread looking for something else. But thought I'd chime in. I use SMS Speak (the paid one, not the free one - two different companies/products), and it works great. I can get incoming texts and reply, all orally. I'm curious about the other products mentioned, though...

parker09 said:
You could use Tasker and use this profile - price looks high but it's VERY powerful once you know what you're doing.
Comes with a trial mode for around seven days.
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something wierd happened today, i use handcent sms on 2.1 X10. Someone sent me an sms and when i unlocked the phone the phone read it out for me...i didnt install any app to do this...does the x10 have a built in utility for it? was it a malnufunction of some sort? i kind of liked it and what to activate it. it doesnt do it anymore though

Did you accidentally put your phone in driving mode or change a setting for something like that?
Sent from my Captivate

have you tried Vlingo?

miztaken1312 said:
Did you accidentally put your phone in driving mode or change a setting for something like that?
Sent from my Captivate
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i dont think so i dont even know how to put it into driving mode...nope havent tried vlingo...very strange indeed

Predictive dialing for android

Guys, is there a program that gives me predictive dialing for the android? I have Froyo.
I found Dial one or something like that and it works fine, BUT, there is a formatting problem and it puts the persons name on TOP of the date last called and all that and it makes it harder to read, AND looks ****ty!
I'm also using a program that makes my fonts bigger which might be interfering but normally, it doesn't.
THanks
George

guiri_too said:
Guys, is there a program that gives me predictive dialing for the android? I have Froyo.
I found Dial one or something like that and it works fine, BUT, there is a formatting problem and it puts the persons name on TOP of the date last called and all that and it makes it harder to read, AND looks ****ty!
I'm also using a program that makes my fonts bigger which might be interfering but normally, it doesn't.
THanks
George
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Tried TakePhone yet? 30 day trial if you get it from his website, shsh.com, then buy it from him direct or from the market.

Thanks
I don't see anything about predictive dialing but I can give it a try.
If I get it from his site, how do I install it on the nexus?
Thanks
George

You could also try TouchPal dialer free from the Market. It's got predictive dialing and is a bit more speedy than DialerOne.

I remember I loved this on my T-Mobile Wing. I could type in 323 and dad would come up.
Nowadays, I just use the search button in the dialer to find the contact in question. Just type their name out haha.

It's bull****! You'd think that on a 700 dollar phone, this would be standard
THanks by the way, I'll try the latest suggestion.
George

guiri_too said:
Thanks
I don't see anything about predictive dialing but I can give it a try.
If I get it from his site, how do I install it on the nexus?
Thanks
George
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Go there on the phone? Chrome to phone? ADB push? Copy to sd card?

Ok, that was greek to me, Download to the SD card?
I assume Chrome is what the browser is but what's that AD something?
THanks (yeah, yeah, I"m a dumbass)

guiri_too said:
Ok, that was greek to me, Download to the SD card?
I assume Chrome is what the browser is but what's that AD something?
THanks (yeah, yeah, I"m a dumbass)
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Whew, that saved me from being a jerk! Just kidding....
Just go to his website on your phone and hit the download button. Chrome to Phone is a browser extension available in Chrome, Firefox, maybe other browsers, which lets you send a URL directly to the phone to download.

Hey, unlike all the other idiots, at least I'm aware of it. Makes me smarter then doesn't it?
I will give it a shot and I will most certainly screw it up so I'll be back soon

my droid incredible does this out of the box...

Well, I think that's common sense and the sad thing is, some HTC phones have it and some don't. Makes no damn sense at all.
I had it on an HTC three years ago
What about the option of having LARGE fonts? Large enough for ol' farts like me?
NOthing. Gotta pimp my $hit to get apps on there to do it. Damn embarrassment to techs all over the world. They make a phone that can make coffee but they can't even figure out the simplest of things like hey, use the WHOLE screen for stuff, hey, have an option for large fonts, large icons, less space between icons and options for a large clock..
I think they're all idiots and that's my final answer!

try youlu address book...
the best in my opinion

Is this available in the market? I tried androlib but it's not there
Thanks

guiri_too said:
Is this available in the market? I tried androlib but it's not there
Thanks
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Dialer One is.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App

DialerOne is laggy.
I wasn't able to fine TouchPad dialer on the market neither on AppBrain. Could someone help with link.
Meanwhile I'll try youlu address book.

balex, let me know where you find youlu and what you think about it.
Thanks
George

lagu805 said:
try youlu address book...
the best in my opinion
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Yep, very nice and very peppy little app. However, I managed to change the layout in the favorites to thumbnails and I don't know how to get it back to LIST mode.
Any advice?
Thanks
George

balex3000 said:
DialerOne is laggy.
I wasn't able to fine TouchPad dialer on the market neither on AppBrain. Could someone help with link.
Meanwhile I'll try youlu address book.
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That's because you've spelled it wrong. It's TOUCHPAL, not touchpad. It's free in the market, works great in English and Chinese, and is a lot speedier than DialerOne, but has all the same features.

guiri_too said:
balex, let me know where you find youlu and what you think about it.
Thanks
George
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Youlu is faster than DialerOne but there are 3 things I'm missing here:
1. There is no * on the dial pad. I didn't find an option to call to phone number *1234.
2. With DialerOne I have shortcut to the call log screen and it appears with dial pad. I can start searching (T9 style) right away. In Youlu there are different tabs/screens for dial pad, calls log, contacts and favorites. If I use shortcut to calls log I have to do extra click for dial pad
3. In DialerOne there are few places you can press on a single line on calls log screen: 1. direct call, 2. calls log of specific contact, 3. mini-menu to dial, sms, face, mail to the contact or open contact details. It's less options in Youlu: direct call to the number or calls log of the specific contact (like if you got 3 calls from him and return one back)
I'm still wondering what best for me.

[Q] Voice respond app

So I have been searching for hours trying to find a app that basically does the following.
When I receive a text message I would like for my phone to speak "you have a new text message from ...contact name... Would you like to hear the message?"
Then I could say yes or no depending on the location and the contact the message was from. Then be able to respond or not.
I have seen many apps that can read texts and respond with no problem but sadly none ask before reading the entire message.
Surely I can't be the only one that would like this functionality on their nexus 5.

drew47715 said:
So I have been searching for hours trying to find a app that... I have seen many apps that can read texts and respond with no problem but sadly none ask before reading the entire message.
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I'm surprised that AVX and utter! don't have that functionality.

Thanks actually AVX can do it it's just not very easy to figure out the settings to set it up. Still sounds very crude and old school but it works.