David Huggins-Daines
David Huggins-Daines
In the end ... GStreamer is like a sledgehammer to kill a fly in this case. Can you try just using `sox` as suggested in the README? Alternately, the `LiveAudio`...
Yes, I have also noticed this! Will try to fix for the release.
Hi! Thanks for pointing this out, as pocketsphinx_continuous.exe is, quite clearly, gone. And it was never useful for building applications in the first place. I will fix this documentation as...
In any case the preferred way to use the library will be through Python. Java is just as bad as C in my opinion ;-)
Ah, good to know. The C API certainly won't go away... my plan is to integrate the WebRTC VAD code since it's the standard and its licence is compatible. The...
Actually now that I think of it the preferred option for the microphone on Unix and possibly also Windows is just be to popen() sox, as it is nearly always...
Most of the command line switches are not useful to you, and I think this is mentioned in the documentation, but I will mention it quite a lot louder :-)...
And as mentioned in the other issue, ask yourself the question: do I *really* want a command-line executable written in C that does live speech recognition from a microphone, on...
Actually you're not the only one! But what you need, if I'm not mistaken, is what `pocketsphinx_continuous` was originally intended to be: example code which you can incorporate into your...
The example using PortAudio can be seen here: https://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx/blob/live_examples/examples/live_portaudio.c