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Programming subsystem?
I was reading the NatSpeak Unofficial Information pages and ran across this:
The second presentation, VoiceCoders.ppt, is more advanced. It describes how one could use NatLink and Python to replace the dictation components of Dragon NaturallySpeaking with their own dictation subsystem. Although I do not expect the average user to rewrite NatSpeak's dictation subsystem, the talk does include interesting technical details about how NatSpeak works which may be of interest to a broader audience.
This is on the page at http://www.synapseadaptive.com/joel/IntroToPython.... and the VoiceCoders.ppt file is at http://www.synapseadaptive.com/joel/VoiceCoders.pp...
I'm just wondering if anyone ever tried this or if it's even possible to do anything like this now? Is this what the VoiceCoder program does?
Curious more than anything.
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I think this is what
I think this is what voicecode does. Terribly difficult for me to grasp, but it is very powerful. I think the PowerPoint presentation was given for the people that were going to develop voicecode.
Vdict is intercepted by some programs that make Emacs and XEmacs select and say too, I believe.
Greetings, Quintijn