Voice Recognition speech to text

[jreedaccentus]

Can some one help me with voice recognition using MsAgent in labview?  I am trying to do speech to text.  I have looked carefully at the "MSAgent User Interface Example Vi's" and tried using the "MSAgent Commands vi" and the "MSAgent voice vi" to do display recognized words from a microphone.  The "MSAgent Command Vi" Creates the Voice Command Menu for the "User Interface Event Example VI"  The speech engine will take the information that it interprets from the PC microphone and search the Voice Command Menu for a match.  If it finds a valid match.

  I tried using this to just display the interpreted information from a microphone No luck.  Any thoughts? Thanks

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

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[AG123]

Hello,

I can help you if you provide more information... did you read the readme files carefully, and installed all necessary components?  What exactly is not working for you?  Are you receiving any errors?  Do any of the example programs work for you?

Let me know so we can continue working on this...

Thanks,

AG

[jreedaccentus]

Thank you for the reply:

  I am using the VI's supplied from the attached Zip file.  All the examples work fine.  Including the MSAgent user interface Event Example vi.  which utilizes the microsoft voice recognition engine to match speech with selected words. 

  What I am trying to do is simply display input speech in a string.  I just can't find any documentation on the MSAgent ActiveX controls to help out.  Basically I just want to use the microsoft voice recognition engine to display what is spoken in the microphone with a string.  Any thoughts. 

  If you look at the sub vi's in the MSAgent User Interface Event Example vi.  found in the attached files the voice comand vi seems to be key since this is where the MSAgent compares what is spoken to selected words.

  Thanks

-JR

[AG123]

Hi JR,

I have not actually used those VIs, but this sounds like functionality you'll find in the ActiveX API.  In particular, you may want to try the "Voice List" option.  To get to it, open MSAgent Voice In reference, use the Get Data, and unbundle the data cluster (as in the "wait for voice event.vi").  One of the clusters component is named Voice List.  Also, I would recomment searching msdn.com for more information.

Best of luck,

AG