Vista Voice Recognition

[iMav]

http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/t...ch-recognition

take a look at the vdo ... i dont need to say nething

PS: all voice recognition softwares are the same iv tried a paid 1 also it was a horrible experience ...

[blueshift]

WoW... so Vista has voice recognition too !

[ranjan2001]

yes & it also has handwriting recognition , though I am yet to try that.

[Quiz_Master]

Handwriting recognition in Vista???
Gotta try that.
I tried Handwriting recognition softwares in XP, and they were horrible.
(Or maybe my handwriting is too horrible )

[koolbluez]

Ya.. Vista has both voice & handwritin recog... my new lappie has vista ultimate in it & i frequently use the voice-recog to impress my friends

[rakeshishere]

Yes,I have seen that vid way back which is too funny..Especially when he says the word-"Print" in diff kinds of tones ..& Vista speech recognition aint that bad due to presence of a bundle of easy to use commands.
The only difficult part comes especially when typing a document using Vista speech Recognition..which is shown in the video..I have tried it many a times and have failed miserably..But Vista speech Recognition is designed for People who speak English in UK accent
But there are ways where u can go under a Voice Training which is totally 4 hrs where Vista identifies/recognizes ur voice accent

Currently I am using Dragon Naturally Speaking s/w(Trial version)from Nuance which works under Vista and also has support for Indian English.It works like a charm but is meant only for typing documents,text anywhere and not controlling OS navigation such as Vista Speech Recognition

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[freshseasons]

Even i am using Dragon naturally speaking 9.5 With Vista and its really good.
Though it says there is no need of the voice training and one can start directly dictation but i suggest it.
Never used Microsoft voice recognition but been using sucessfully Microsoft Voice commands on windows mobile 6.
Still i dont think there is any significant evolution in voice recognition. May be another 2 yrs from now..