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What is a good microphone for speech recognition? / Re: iPhone/iPod/iPad as a headset: Another solution.
« on: November 03, 2011, 08:02:21 PM »
Absolutely. Should be done within the month.
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What is a good microphone for speech recognition? / Re: iPhone/iPod/iPad as a headset: Another solution.
« on: November 03, 2011, 04:02:17 PM »
Ill just wire a few 9V a/c adapters to them and plug them into the wall! Its a bit of work, but it will be great when its finished.
Maybe even have them controlled by x10 and have them all turn off/on at specific times during the day by eventghost!
I'm a dreamer
Maybe even have them controlled by x10 and have them all turn off/on at specific times during the day by eventghost!
I'm a dreamer
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What is a good microphone for speech recognition? / Re: iPhone/iPod/iPad as a headset: Another solution.
« on: November 03, 2011, 02:51:28 PM »
Yes. A phone system would work as long as there is no dialtone on the line. That is a great idea actually... the only thing is keeping the phone on and connected for VC to hear it. The amulet remote sounds really cool too. I'm just trying to make everything perfect. I'm really O.C.D. about my home theater stuff 
I found this... the only thing I need to do is figure out if its expandable past 2 microphones. I'd like 4.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Nady-DKW-DUO-LT-O-Lav-Wireless-System-H65840-i1567359.gc#
it comes with 2 microphones and they both run off of 9V batteries. It will be easy to wire in a 9V power supply. Mount the mic under a desk or something.
I used to work with audio recording, so all you would need is to take the Mix Out from the receiver, convert it into 1/8" and connect it to your favorite microphone/line in on your computer.
Seems easy enough.
I found this... the only thing I need to do is figure out if its expandable past 2 microphones. I'd like 4.
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Nady-DKW-DUO-LT-O-Lav-Wireless-System-H65840-i1567359.gc#
it comes with 2 microphones and they both run off of 9V batteries. It will be easy to wire in a 9V power supply. Mount the mic under a desk or something.
I used to work with audio recording, so all you would need is to take the Mix Out from the receiver, convert it into 1/8" and connect it to your favorite microphone/line in on your computer.
Seems easy enough.
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What is a good microphone for speech recognition? / Re: iPhone/iPod/iPad as a headset: Another solution.
« on: November 03, 2011, 02:27:50 PM »
Im glad you had a chance to try it out. I didnt play around with it too much but when I did it worked about 70% of commands I made. From a distance it didnt work too well. I just thought it would be a cool thing to try with VC and since it worked off wifi, it could be used anywhere within range of your network.
Ive been looking for a solution for my home to be able to use VoxCommando. I dont like the idea of having a headset all the time and my house is 2 floors. I wanted to know if anyone could think of a way to distribute multiple high quality microphones around the home for use with VoxCommando. For example, a mic in the living room, one in the kitchen, office etc.
Im wondering if a wireless microphone system used for live music might work. Like attach one under a cabinet in the kitchen, and under the desk in the office. Maybe hide one in the couch in the living room hahaha. Then have the receiver connected to the mic in on the computer or a digital audio input. Any thoughts?
I really like the software and would like to have a way this will work all around my house before buying. I listen to a lot of music and think it would be awesome to say "Play artist Blues Traveler" from the other side of the house or even outside.
Ive been looking for a solution for my home to be able to use VoxCommando. I dont like the idea of having a headset all the time and my house is 2 floors. I wanted to know if anyone could think of a way to distribute multiple high quality microphones around the home for use with VoxCommando. For example, a mic in the living room, one in the kitchen, office etc.
Im wondering if a wireless microphone system used for live music might work. Like attach one under a cabinet in the kitchen, and under the desk in the office. Maybe hide one in the couch in the living room hahaha. Then have the receiver connected to the mic in on the computer or a digital audio input. Any thoughts?
I really like the software and would like to have a way this will work all around my house before buying. I listen to a lot of music and think it would be awesome to say "Play artist Blues Traveler" from the other side of the house or even outside.
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What is a good microphone for speech recognition? / iPhone/iPod/iPad as a headset: Another solution.
« on: November 03, 2011, 03:39:28 AM »
Hey everyone.
First of all I would like to say this is an awesome program. It is very well put together.
I tried it out just a second ago and I have a few mics that dont give very good results. I remembered that I have a little application that I used for google voice on my laptop a while back. I dont know if anyone has heard of it, just thought it might help.
http://www.warelex.com/mobiola-headset
Its called mobiola headset. You can buy the app from the app store for just $2 and the windows software is free. It pretty much allows the computer to use you iphone speaker and mic. I thought it was very useful for voxcommando because the program utilizes the proximity sensor on the phone, so if you set it on its screen on a table or something, it will save power and you can still make commands. Seems very accurate to me.
Anyway, just thought I would help out.
Cheers, and great job on the Vox again!
First of all I would like to say this is an awesome program. It is very well put together.
I tried it out just a second ago and I have a few mics that dont give very good results. I remembered that I have a little application that I used for google voice on my laptop a while back. I dont know if anyone has heard of it, just thought it might help.
http://www.warelex.com/mobiola-headset
Its called mobiola headset. You can buy the app from the app store for just $2 and the windows software is free. It pretty much allows the computer to use you iphone speaker and mic. I thought it was very useful for voxcommando because the program utilizes the proximity sensor on the phone, so if you set it on its screen on a table or something, it will save power and you can still make commands. Seems very accurate to me.
Anyway, just thought I would help out.
Cheers, and great job on the Vox again!
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