Nicely done. I'm pleased you managed to change the language in the end. As Dave said, once you get that voice recognition training sorted so it can understand you better, you will have lots of fun with it.
You need to go into the speech recognition area of windows and train the computer to understand you better. It will ask you to read several sentences into the microphone. As you recite the words windows will learn to understand the way you speak better. Go to that area and look for the train button.
The advice that Dave has given you is spot on. But I put up a step by step guide should you need it buddy.
1.) Open your computers "Control Panel", then click on "Speech Recognition".
2.) Click on "Train your computer to better understand you". This will now open the Speech Recognition Voice Training wizard.
3.) Click on "Next" then read the sentence that is shown on screen which will be... "I am now speaking to my computer".
4.) Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the speech recognition training session. The Training wizard will guide you through some tasks that are designed to help your computer hear how you say the commands available through Speech Recognition.
There is also some further custom training you can do, which helps your computer understand words or phrases which it may have difficulty understanding.
1.) Open up the "Speech Recognition" program.
2.) Say Open Speech Dictionary OR Right-click on Speech Recognition Bar.
3.) Click on "Open the Speech Dictionary". Click on or say "Add a new word".
4.) Type in the word or phrase you want to train. Then click on "Next".
5.) Check the "Record a pronunciation upon Finish" box.
6.) Make sure speech recognition bar says Listening.
7.) Click the "Finish" button.
8.) Click the "Record" button.
9.) Uncheck the "I want to make more modifications to the Speech Dictionary upon Finish" box.
That's cool. I'm pleased you found it useful too. Funnily enough, I wrote the above speech recognition "How to" for an Instructable I'm currently finishing off writing for my Doctor Who Quiz a couple of hours ago. Good timing I guess. I dont know if you guys have seen it yet, but you might enjoy the video.
@dave
his advies with the youtube video did the trick.
thanks
@nomad.
Nicely done. I'm pleased you managed to change the language in the end. As Dave said, once you get that voice recognition training sorted so it can understand you better, you will have lots of fun with it.
And thanks Dave.
steve g
what does dave mean train your sr?
You need to go into the speech recognition area of windows and train the computer to understand you better. It will ask you to read several sentences into the microphone. As you recite the words windows will learn to understand the way you speak better. Go to that area and look for the train button.
@nomad.
The advice that Dave has given you is spot on. But I put up a step by step guide should you need it buddy.
1.) Open your computers "Control Panel", then click on "Speech Recognition".
2.) Click on "Train your computer to better understand you". This will now open the Speech Recognition Voice Training wizard.
3.) Click on "Next" then read the sentence that is shown on screen which will be... "I am now speaking to my computer".
4.) Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the speech recognition training session. The Training wizard will guide you through some tasks that are designed to help your computer hear how you say the commands available through Speech Recognition.
There is also some further custom training you can do, which helps your computer understand words or phrases which it may have difficulty understanding.
1.) Open up the "Speech Recognition" program.
2.) Say Open Speech Dictionary OR Right-click on Speech Recognition Bar.
3.) Click on "Open the Speech Dictionary". Click on or say "Add a new word".
4.) Type in the word or phrase you want to train. Then click on "Next".
5.) Check the "Record a pronunciation upon Finish" box.
6.) Make sure speech recognition bar says Listening.
7.) Click the "Finish" button.
8.) Click the "Record" button.
9.) Uncheck the "I want to make more modifications to the Speech Dictionary upon Finish" box.
10.) Finally, click on "Finish".
Hope that helps.
ah thank you bolt
Steve, that's great. You also showed me a few things.
@Dave.
That's cool. I'm pleased you found it useful too. Funnily enough, I wrote the above speech recognition "How to" for an Instructable I'm currently finishing off writing for my Doctor Who Quiz a couple of hours ago. Good timing I guess
. I dont know if you guys have seen it yet, but you might enjoy the video.
Anyway, glad I could help.