Hi,
I'm planning to use the android voice recognition on an application I develloped,
I'm wondering if there is any limitation for deploying ?
(request number, size of the request ... )
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Does anyone know if google has opened source code for offline voice recognition ? And if yes, where can I find them ?
As I understood srec from nuance is not that - it is old online recognition system, right ?
[Q]How can i improve voice recognization in EVA,Vilingo& S-voice(non-samsung phone)
Hello guys
i want to know that as i have seen in demostration video of Eva-virtual assistant its has perfect voice recognization. does it differ on different devices due to hardware limitation or its similiar on every device ?
as i was thinking to buy some full voice control app which is good can any one recomended me ?
and want to know that voice recognization can be accurate using bluetooth handsfree ?
Thank you
Hi, I am a Dyslexic android user, and I work in disability services for a small university. I am wondering if there is a practical TTS solution which would be simpler than the common "copy/paste" apps.
iOS has VoiceOver, which (for Dyslexics) puts Android TTS support to shame.
My dream is to be able to point to a chunk of text and have it read aloud without switching apps. Is there any workaround or plugin I could use to make this possible?
I have a Verizon HTC Droid DNA. I would be willing to root this if there is a possibility of this working.
Hello
I am working on my dissertation & I want to use Google Speech API to distinguish users by there voice.
I have seen and imported the Google Speech API Sample from
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/android-docs-samples/tree/master/speech/Speech
Before I was trying to use DialogFlow (used to be API.AI), didnt have much luck. Thought it might be better to use Google Speech API instead.
is this even possible to start with?
I was also looking at "Actions on Google"
https://developers.google.com/actions/identity/user-info
thanks for any input
Have you figured out how to achieve it?
I wanted to know that whether an app uses a specific Android API (e.g. that API can be getApkContentSigners()). So, is it possible that we can hide the Android API call without Reflections?
Because, if it is through reflections, then even the method which we will be invoking, we have to specify it as a string literal and store it in a variable. So, if we are decompiling the apk (through jadx-gui), we can still see the Android API call. Is there any other methodology, that can be used to hide the Android API calls?
Are commercial tools like dex-guard has the capability to hide the Android API calls, so that when we try to disassemble/decompile it, and we are doing a pattern-based search to find the API call, we won't be able to see it?
Thanks a lot for helping me