Visual Express is free for your use so there it is. 14 LINES OF CODE.
That's a good start and why you can do this.
Bob
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Hi
I'm looking for some speech to text software
where you type the text or copy and paste the text into the box and it talks to you
Have seen a few freebee ones off the google search but you can only input about 100 letters at a time
And I need to do a few pages per time and hopefully save them so I can play them back offline
Obviously if I'm going to have to pay for it it I'm going to have to pay for it
But I would like to find the better deal
But free would be better
Thanks
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Hi Bob
Not really sure what that is that link you supplied
Is it something I have to download or something already installed in the windows O/S?
But will have a good read up on it over the weekend when I have some spare time
The Speech API is already in Windows. This app lets you tap into that.
It's 14 lines of code to have it say hello world. Now to have it say what you type in, that would be about 2 more lines of code.
See why folk write their own? It's a great small app to get your feet wet.
Bob
Cant seam to get that vidio link at the top of the page to work for some reason (the one with the microphone)
so I have saved the .vsb from notepad
what next?
I mean do I have the VSB drivers on my O/S
Or what is strop 4?
So the voice text software works
But the problem is its not loud enough through my laptop speaker
I have the volume in control panel set to full but driving down the road with a heavy diesel engine running you cant hear it so well
So I bough my self a pair of PC speakers but they dont work!
Because as Bob will probably remember; over the christmas period I had some issues with my laptop (O/S and drivers that I have been unable to sort out)
I have no sound drivers and can not install them!
Any ideas please?
Thanks
do those speakers come with drivers or are they plug and play
The speakers I got from Argos are 'trust miller 2.0'
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1077685.htm
there was no disk in the box
can I download drivers for it?
I've had some that go into the speaker jack and that's it. Some are USB powered and a speaker jack and a few that are just some USB connection. Then my latest is Bluetooth and for power I connect to USB. That's 4 varieties of hookup.
Bob
this one is has a speaker jack for sound and a usb for power
is there any other way I can turn my laptop speaker up?