hmmmmm??

[zackwpulaski]

is there even a way to make a voice command menu cause i think i know how if it is possible

[Departure]

voice command, you mean as in speech recognition?

I am working on a voice hack, but not by speech recognition, Instead the hacks talks to you and tells you which Options you have enabled or disabled, It even tells you if the hack was installed successfully.

[zackwpulaski]

i was thinking more along the lines of speech recognition

[NOOB]

i was thinking more along the lines of speech recognition

I can picture it..

SPEED HACK!
FASTER
FASTERR
FASTERRR

[[MPGH]Disturbed]

I can picture it..

SPEED HACK!
FASTER
FASTERR
FASTERRR

How can you picture audio?

[zackwpulaski]

ikr it would be fuckin epic

[freedompeace]

Perfectly possible, and I've got a working implantation right now... Although... You will be presented with two options:
- giving the user a 1GB (yes, gigabyte) hack with the speech recognition engine; or,
- running the Soren recognition service from a server, where there will be a definite lag between voice prompts and their appropriate actions being taken, especially if you are on a VPS on a slow uplink.

[zackwpulaski]

...how can you know how but not know if it's possible... ?

like if it is possible to code within d3d and the none visual part of the hack

Perfectly possible, and I've got a working implantation right now... Although... You will be presented with two options:
- giving the user a 1GB (yes, gigabyte) hack with the speech recognition engine; or,
- running the Soren recognition service from a server, where there will be a definite lag between voice prompts and their appropriate actions being taken, especially if you are on a VPS on a slow uplink.

Not necessarily it does not have to be 1 gb you could just include the words that are in the hack and boom your done


cout << "Thanks zack";

[freedompeace]

like if it is possible to code within d3d and the none visual part of the hack



Not necessarily it does not have to be 1 gb you could just include the words that are in the hack and boom your done


cout << "Thanks zack";

A proper, high-quality speech recognition library should be able to recognise multiple accents, versions of commands and lexicons. Even if you just had 10 words in your dictionary, your speech recognition system would be more than 700mb already.

[Nubzgetkillz]

A proper, high-quality speech recognition library should be able to recognise multiple accents, versions of commands and lexicons. Even if you just had 10 words in your dictionary, your speech recognition system would be more than 700mb already.

Stop Talking like you are a fucking genius, you are making me look bad

[zackwpulaski]

Stop Talking like you are a fucking genius, you are making me look bad

dont QQ man no point just an idea

[ac1d_buRn]

Stop Talking like you are a fucking genius, you are making me look bad

quoted for the troof

[whit]

I actually like this idea..

[freedompeace]

I actually like this idea..

But it's impractical. A good speech recognition library is > 1GB. And unless you have a beastly server that can handle massive amounts of continuous traffic and constant processing of many wave files, then it's unlikely you'll be able to implement this in a superb manner. Sure you may be able to get "press X and speak a command", but you won't ever get the constant-on listening for commands and instantly responding to them that will truly put your software above the rest :P

[whit]

But it's impractical. A good speech recognition library is > 1GB. And unless you have a beastly server that can handle massive amounts of continuous traffic and constant processing of many wave files, then it's unlikely you'll be able to implement this in a superb manner. Sure you may be able to get "press X and speak a command", but you won't ever get the constant-on listening for commands and instantly responding to them that will truly put your software above the rest :P

Well i know its impactical..
But most things posted in this section is Where can i find a base or ptc meth wadda waddaa waddaaa

I like to something new