Like dragon naturally speaking, is there a similar program in linux?
Speak into a microphone and the outcome is text on a word processor...
Is there a speach to text program?
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Is there a speach to text program?
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Re: Is there a speach to text program?
Not really. There have been projects similar in the early early development stage for a couple years now, but nothing usable by the average person has been introduced yet.
I've read that Dragon works well on Wine with a little coaxing.
I've read that Dragon works well on Wine with a little coaxing.
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Re: Is there a speach to text program?
Thank you
Re: Is there a speach to text program?
About a year or so ago I was looking into Speech Recognition for Linux and did have a chance to try out some of the available experimental software. It looks promising, but for now, I'd recommend staying with proprietary software.
I used to have a bunch of bookmarks saved up with all the sites, documentation, and download pages for a lot of the available programs. If you do a google search for "linux"+"speech recognition" you'll find all the same pages, probably. Things may have changed in the last year....
I used to have a bunch of bookmarks saved up with all the sites, documentation, and download pages for a lot of the available programs. If you do a google search for "linux"+"speech recognition" you'll find all the same pages, probably. Things may have changed in the last year....
Re: Is there a speach to text program?
For a word processor, OpenOfficegoldstar1 wrote:Like dragon naturally speaking, is there a similar program in linux?
Speak into a microphone and the outcome is text on a word processor...
http://linux.wareseeker.com/Text-Proces ... zip/337154
http://live.gnome.org/Orca/GnomeSpeech
http://markmail.org/message/vmuprci4dq46iz4t
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu ... eplacement
Gnome speech
Dragon, naturally speaking is of course the popular commercial application, and is well respected, however if you don't need to say your applications, a simple text to speech translation might be enough, as in read my email or web pages to me, so you can relax and not have to keep reading
--and it might be faster than typing..
In terminal, check
- apt search speech
p gnome-speech-dectalk - GNOME text-to-speech library (Fonix DECtal
p gnome-speech-swift - GNOME text-to-speech library (Cepstral swi
i libgnome-speech7 - GNOME text-to-speech library
p libspeechd-dev - Speech Dispatcher: Development libraries a
p libspeechd2 - Speech Dispatcher: Shared libraries