type of voice recognition software?
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you can always write it yourself if you don't find it :)
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If you have Windows XP then you already have a good speech recognition system built in. Additional capabilities can be added using the e-Speaking (website below) Voice and Speech Recognition software.\n\nThe Open-Source system mentioned in an earlier answer is a good one of you have a Unix based system. In 1993 Microsoft hired the developers of the Open-Source Sphinx system (see the MSDN Reference below). Microsoft then incorporated their work into what is now known as Microsoft's Speech and Application Programming Interface.\n\nMicrosoft has a good summary on their website called: "How to install and configure speech recognition in Windows XP" (see last reference below).\n\nThe combination of Microsoft's software and e-Speaking should enable you to accomplish great things with voice recognition.
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e-Speaking offers voice and speech recognition software that includes dictation, command and control, and text-to-speech.\n\nThe text-to-speech functions are initiated by saying voice commands such as: "Read All Text" or "Read Selected Text".  You can also say: "Read Faster", "Read Slower", "Skip Ahead", "Stop Reading", etc.\n\nThere is a video showing the different features includeing having the software read an email message at: \nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4
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there are some issues involve here\n\n1.- you can do that with a very technical program named MatLab (explain how to do it will be like a 15 pages explanation)\n\n2- what kind of sound card do you have? some sound cards already have that kind of software includ like the creative ones...(Audigy is one othe ones I know)\n\n3- you can find some SW for free in the internet with some limitations. Example:\nhttp://www.audio4fun.com/voice.htm\nhttp://www.softforall.com/mp3naudoi/UtilitiesPlugIns/Voice_Changer_Software_VCS01110015.htm\n\nSaludos\nLG2
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Audacity.\nIt's free (open source)\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/
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you need a voice recognition program.  Good ones that can really differentiate diction are really expensive.
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Yes.  You should use e-Speaking Voice and Speech Recognition Software.  This software includes both text to speech as well as speech to text.  It is based on the Microsoft Speech engine which may be downloaded to your computer at no cost.  The "natural" sounding voices, however, are offered by NeoSpeech.com and they aren't exactly free.  \n\ne-Speaking is shareware and at $14 is pretty close to being free.  Download it and give it a try for 30 days.\n\nCheck out the video at YouTube:\n  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4
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You can use program such as Virtual dub or  dscaler.\n\nI recommned you use dscaler.
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If you have Windows XP then you already have a good speech recognition system built in.  Additional capabilities can be added using the e-Speaking (website below) Voice and Speech Recognition software.\n\nThe Sphinx system mentioned in an earlier answer is a good one of you have a Unix based system.  In 1993 Microsoft hired the developers of the Sphinx system (see the MSDN Reference below).  Microsoft then incorporated their work into what is now known as Microsoft's Speech and Application Programming Interface.\n\nMicrosoft has a good summary on their website called: "How to install and configure speech recognition in Windows XP" (see last reference below).\n\nThe combination of Microsoft's software and e-Speaking should enable you to accomplish great things with voice recognition.
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Try Super, it's a freeware converter.\n\nhttp://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html\n\nI'm sure it supports VOB converts and a lot more file types. Check it out to be sure!\n\nHope I helped!
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try Cucusoft software. Have been using it for a month now and it is awesome and so easy to use
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The Windows XP systems come with speech recognition built in.  But it is somewhat limited in what it can do.  For example, you're not able to navigate the mouse using the built-in software.  \n\nYou may find that e-Speaking (http://www.e-speaking.com) offers a software solution that your Aunt can use in conjunction with the existing speech software in XP systems.  The e-Speaking program allows you to have more voice control over the mouse and to be able to open applications and switch between applications.
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You need to use the Microsoft Speech SDK (API)
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Hi,\n\nI was told that this is a pretty good voice recording software, it's free :)\n\nAny microphone will do fine, just make sure you buy the right one. Or even better you can buy a headset, a headset is a headphone and mic in one :)Brands that I recommend are:\nPlantronics,Logitech,Creative.
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ther is a software named talkit, you even adjust the tones, speed of talking and 25 different types of voices.\nit is easily available in the internet
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If you have Windows XP then you already have a good speech recognition system built in. Additional capabilities can be added using the e-Speaking (website below) Voice and Speech Recognition software.\n\nIn 1993 Microsoft entered the Voice Recognition market by hiring a team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (see the MSDN Reference below). Microsoft then incorporated their work into what is now known as Microsoft's Speech and Application Programming Interface.\n\nMicrosoft has a good summary on their website called: "How to install and configure speech recognition in Windows XP" (see last reference below).\n\ne-Speaking is a Voice and Speech Recognition software program designed specifically to work with the Microsoft SAPI speech engine and work well within the Microsoft Windows Environment.  e-Speaking can be used to control any Windows program.\n\nThe combination of Microsoft's software and e-Speaking should enable you to accomplish great things with voice recognition. \n\nMicrosoft is incorporating their speech engine into their next operating system called Vista to be released later this year.  So, if you have an XP system now, you can add Vista "like" capabilities today by downloading e-Speaking.
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If you are using Windows XP, you probably already have a Text to speech program you can use.   Go to START | ALL PROGRAMS | ACCESSORIES | ACCESSIBILITY and select the program "Narrator"