David Huggins-Daines

The `ad_win32.c` code actually has a number of problems and can be simplified for the new live speech API... particularly if it doesn't have to be fit into an existing...

There are now examples for portaudio, pulseaudio, and Win32 wave input, see #319 I will however leave this issue open as we can always use more examples!

Hello, for the "5prealpha" release of a few years ago, the documentation is available here: https://cmusphinx.github.io/doc/pocketsphinx/ It will be updated for the first release candidate. To create it, you need...

(of course, this is not *documented* so I will leave this issue open until it is!)

Yes, because opening files and attaching to microphones is outside the scope of what a speech recognition engine should do, if you look at the others out there they generally...

Yes, GStreamer is nice... the current pocketsphinx code is missing a plugin for it, but it is simply a matter of updating the build system. If you would like to...

Here is a post explaining the removal of audio, with the simplest possible example code: https://cmusphinx.github.io/2022/08/pocketsphinx-continuous/ I'm writing a second one to explain doing VAD once I complete the integration...

Note that the simple example is ... very simple :) it will seem to do nothing until you hit Control-C, which maybe isn't optimal, so I will fix that in...

No problem at all! Thanks for your offer to help. I am hoping to make a first release candidate today - I will be on vacation for a couple of...

Good to know! The goal is to release PocketSphinx Python packages from the main source branch. Sadly due to namespace pollution we have to use a new name, which will...