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Your message isn't clear. AFAIK there is no official way to interact with Siri or Google voice rec. It seems like WIT will take the text that has already been
by fjabre 13y ago
Your message isn't clear. AFAIK there is no official way to interact with Siri or Google voice rec.
It seems like WIT will take the text that has already been translated from a user's voice to text and make it easily accessible to my application but how does WIT access the text generated from a Siri request in the first place for example? Does WIT have some other way of getting at this data that has already been converted from voice to text by Siri or Google or some other speech-to-text engine?
- ar7hur 13y ago> AFAIK there is no official way to interact with Siri or Google voice rec. Actually there are ways. On Android devices, voice rec is available to devs (even offline if the user enabled it!). We have a simple tutorial about how to integrate on Android https://wit.ai/docs/android-tutorial https://wit.ai/docs/android-tutorial Right now on iOS you have two options (none of them involves Siri, which is kept closed by Apple): 1/ Do the voice rec server-side (Siri does that) 2/ Use OpenEars to do it client-side Server-side, you have many voice rec options, including open source CMU Sphinx. Providing a fully-integrated solution with speech rec out of the box is in our roadmap.
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