Voice Recognition
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From: granmaestro on 17 Sep 2005 06:31 Hello World Is there a way I can implement a voice recognition software during the LOGIN of users in my application? I mean the user speaks his/her name, and is voice gets recognized by the software. Is there any u32 available for this? thanks world granmaestro
From: Andrew Poulos on 17 Sep 2005 07:45 > Is there a way I can implement a voice recognition software during the LOGIN > of users in my application? I mean the user speaks his/her name, and is voice > gets recognized by the software. > > Is there any u32 available for this? alSR.u32 might be what you're after: <url: http://www.apixel.com/page0203.htm#alsr > Andrew Poulos
From: Mark Henry on 17 Sep 2005 09:50 The good news is that Dan Clinger and Dave Gordon are giving a session on this very topic at this year's TAACX - The Alternative Authorware Conference. Check out the list of sessions here: http://www.markhenryenterprises.com/sessions.html mark h -- We know what you need. We have what you want. TAACX - The Alternative Authorware Conference http://www.markhenryenterprises.com/taac.html
From: Mark Tomlinson on 17 Sep 2005 12:59 Chant (www.chant.net) have an Xtra for this. Dan Clinger and David Gordon demonstrated this ages ago at EuroTAAC and it works very well. Mark granmaestro wrote: > Hello World > > Is there a way I can implement a voice recognition software during the LOGIN > of users in my application? I mean the user speaks his/her name, and is voice > gets recognized by the software. > > Is there any u32 available for this? > > thanks world > > granmaestro >
From: Ron Lubensky on 17 Sep 2005 23:02
I'm not sure it's as easy as all that. By implication, you are looking for speech recognition (SR) to add a level of security to your login. The only way do accomplish this is to have each end user train the SR engine and ensure that the machine they intend to log onto contains their speech profile. You could then set the recognition threshold high so to only accept when there is a strict sonic match. Oh, and they have to use the same microphone everytime too. This is a lot to ask of your end users and your system administration. Is it worth it? On the other hand, if you simply use a low-threshold, non-trained SR setup where the matching login/password are already in a database (ie to reduce the number of choices to match against), it will not be possible to distinguish between participants. So this SR won't be any more secure. On Sat, 17 Sep 2005 10:31:17 +0000 (UTC), "granmaestro" > >Is there a way I can implement a voice recognition software during the LOGIN >of users in my application? I mean the user speaks his/her name, and is voice >gets recognized by the software. Ron Lubensky Click Craft Pty Limited http://www.clickcraft.com Melbourne Australia |