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I´d like to get a good voice dialing software.
Could anybody recomend me someones and say me where to find it ?.
Many thanks.
ms voice command is the only one i've tried
Try this one....
http://vitotechnology.com/products/voicedialer_pe.html
hi,
I´m using xda neuvoice.
Works well.
www.neuvoice.com
regards
josef
I have not used one before, but my brother-in-low is using MS Voice Command and he is very happy with it.
Thanks a lot to everybody
First of all, thans for your help.
I tried those programs but I found some problems, they don't work properly on my machine and the language (English only) is other limitation.
But I found an other one (Fonix VoiceDial) that works quite well and is ready for several idioms, for example Spanish (mine) or "something similar :roll:", furthermore it´s able to read the names from the contacts of Outlook an it's not necessary to record every item.
If anybody is interested on it, get a free demo here:
http://www.fonix.com/page.cfm?name=product_fonix_voicedial&ID=14
Hi there!
As mentioned in one thread earlier, there may be no real need for an call-answeringmachine-software in the UK or USA, but there is in austria, germany, and some other countries.
The feature to give special callers an personalized away-message would be really great. So you could tell your firends or family an nice "sorry, i'm working but i'll call cou back soon" and your buisines-friends tell "sorry, please call back later" ;-) :wink:
In the mentioned countries you pay for a call you do, not for receiving calls. So to listen your messages costs.
For these two reasons, and 'cause the software exists even for a series60 phone :evil: this bit of software would be GREAT.
So, maybe one of the real great programmers could do this? :roll:
What do you mean?
Yours
Pedro
As I've posted 100 times before, such a program is _impossible_ on any of our devices. This is a limitation of OS and GSM hardware.
And besides, there is always the call forwarding feature w/c you can use to divert calls to your home or office answering machine.
i have seen such answering machine software on simbian cell phones. and even much more functional than a simple answering machine, having the ability to play diiferent messages for different nos.
why nobody tries to write such a program for PPC.
If you state that it's impossible to have such program , can you explain to me in details why is that?
I would not explain anything.
Read MSDN. TAPI don't support wave IO. GSM modem don't support voice modem AT commands. And Windows Mobile is not a Symbian.
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I don't understnad ?!?!?!
:shock: Y it's not possible ???we have an option automatic pickup all what u have to do is to develop a software that will play a small message & the start recording after the beep :!: :?:
I guess only i think there will be the surrounding noise always there ???!!!
But it could start like that !!!! :roll: What about reading the messages stored on the SIM if we can read the contacts & save them on the PDA y not also read the messages & saves them also on the PDA???
:wink:
SMS Filter
I am more for a SMS Filter.
Re: I don't understnad ?!?!?!
nabilaj said:
:shock: Y it's not possible ???we have an option automatic pickup all what u have to do is to develop a software that will play a small message & the start recording after the beep :!: :?:
I guess only i think there will be the surrounding noise always there ???!!!
But it could start like that !!!! :roll: What about reading the messages stored on the SIM if we can read the contacts & save them on the PDA y not also read the messages & saves them also on the PDA???
:wink:
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Don't forget there is the mute button, maybe the mute function could be used when the call is answered and a wav file is played to the caller over the radio interface?
under developing
I have "answering machine" for XDA, right under developing and testing.
I'm looking for sponsor who buy my working time. then I can finish.
$20000 excl. taxes
Answering Machine under development
Hehehe, I still believe that it's not possible to do it, although JGUI claims that he's doing it.
I mean mamaich said it's impossible, and the guy knows what he's talking about.
Anyways I believe that in case it was done, it'd be nice to have one.
Answering Machine under development
Hehehe, I still believe that it's not possible to do it, although JGUI claims that he's doing it.
I mean mamaich said it's impossible, and the guy knows what he's talking about.
Anyways I believe that in case it was done, it'd be nice to have one.
I think that we need to deserve some respect for this guy IMHO ....
http://www.jgui.net/DND/
his site has a rather funny screenshot of black BA running WM2K5. This can be possible only in one case - he has some friends in MS. And in this case it is also possible that he has obtained there a custom radio ROM that supports voice-modem features. Lets wait for the release of his software, and I'll check that.
From The Reputation JGUI Has aruound here i would expect anything but buggy software. Just Do a searc of his name and you'll be able to read the woes of his clients.... even try it at HoFo
hv been searching for a way to access call history page through shortcut without going through phone menu first. Below is the info I found on the net
00#:MSClog?tapres.dll,-16322
But when I create the shortcut with the above parameter it doesn't work. It keep on giving me the error "The file':MSClog' cannot be opened. ...."
Any help would be appreciated.
:MSCLOG alias is not available
Hi,
AFAIK, MSCLOG alias is not available, only MSCPROG is there. If you are using wm5 then VJPhoneshortcuts is ur solution to link call history or speed dial easily.
For wm2003 no luck so far. The only option from what Ive read is create a script in mortscript to mimic the keypress to access call history or call filtering.Of course I would be extremely happy to be proven wrong as I am on the lookout for a solution for my Magician.
ViijayPhoneShortCuts from what I've found doesn't work on some phones in launching the call log.
My Palm Treo 700wx is a prime example.
If I install the HTC dialer app then it suddenly starts working, but that app interferes with the OEM dialer (Verizon in my case) which has ill effects on ringtones, mute and speakerphone functions.
I am trying to hack around this by using ViijayKeyPress, but I am not having luck so far chaining more than 1 command parameter.
Solved?
Think I solved my issue.
For some reason using VJPhoneShortcut and pointing to the speedialer.exe will launch my call log.
I don't know why that works. But so far it does, so I won't complain
Done through Mortscript
I wrote a simple script to mimic the screentaps to access the Call Log, Incoming Calls & Missed Calls.Not very elegant, but it works..So i you are not averse to using Mortscript, Let me know I will post the script here. But remember as the screens are different in many devices, some tweaking mite be required.
Try this.
CallHistory from ASUS P525 ROM.
Done through Mortscript
I wrote a simple script to mimic the screentaps to access the Call Log, Incoming Calls & Missed Calls.Not very elegant, but it works..So i you are not averse to using Mortscript, Let me know I will post the script here. But remember as the screens are different in many devices, some tweaking mite be required.
vivi said:
Try this.
CallHistory from ASUS P525 ROM.
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Thanks,
But the same issue not compatible with wm2003 se- Not a Valid PPC Application
I have version 1.3 of this program but it is NOT working on my Cingular 8125. Reading through the forums, I found reference to the fact it won't work with WM5. Is this still true of version 1.3?
Could there be another program interfering with this? What kind of program would it be? I am relaly lost here because people told me how great this program was and that it worked, but it is NOT working.
Thomas
www.thomasamckean.com
Has anyone tried to install MS Voice Command 1.6, does it work? Any recommendations?
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Has anyone tried to install MS Voice Command 1.6, does it work? Any recommendations?
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I have installed it and it works VERY well. I was really surprised that as soon as I installed the CAB file I was able to say "Play..." then any artist or album in my music library - right out of the box. Voice recognition was incredibly accurate with no setup required (I.E. "Play - A Tribe Called Quest" consistently no probs )
HOWEVER I have actually uninstalled it recently as I was watching the task manager and noticing that the 'VoiceCommand.exe' process was consistently jumping between 1% and 12% with no action from me whatsoever. This is not much and might be tolerable for some people but for me it is an added drag!
this program has some bugs
it will delay the sip and it will mess up the ringtone
however you could change the regisitry to fix it
if you don't need it , better dont install it
X807 said:
this program has some bugs
it will delay the sip and it will mess up the ringtone
however you could change the regisitry to fix it
if you don't need it , better dont install it
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how does one fix this problem?
MrZippo said:
how does one fix this problem?
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for the ringtone bit i dont know hoe to fix the registry
for sip issue u can check out the wikipedia here. if you are not an advance user defintely not risk to edit your registry
I tried it, but, maybe coincidence, maybe not, I found my battery ran down quite quickly. This happened over 3 days, so i uninstalled it, and it has gone back to normal battery time.
Maybe it is something to do with what SamasQ mentions above. Maybe its just my phone.
Did the incoming calls announcement work as well?
For me it was the only thing that didn't work.
Voice dial, running programs, play music, announcing new messages and calendar events - all worked. But incoming caller names did not.
On my old HTC TyTN II all of the above worked.
So I'm wondering, was it just me or don't the incoming caller announcement work on X1?
Draqula, same here, all worked but incoming call announcements.
try going to some website (win-mo experts or something and look for bengaliath, he did some extensive post on this program. I haven't had time to look yet, but its worth a shot.)
BTW, which ROM you using, (UK international?)
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Draqula, same here, all worked but incoming call announcements.
try going to some website (win-mo experts or something and look for bengaliath, he did some extensive post on this program. I haven't had time to look yet, but its worth a shot.)
BTW, which ROM you using, (UK international?)
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R1AA017 R15A GENERIC_UK
I read the bengalih guide. It was originally posted here at xda forums and helped me a lot when setting up VoiceCommand on the HTC TyTN II.
Now it's available here: http://www.winmo-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=2&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
Unfortunately, there was no helpful info for me there.
I found and checked the following registry key...
Incoming Announcements are the function of the voicecmd.exe and the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ControlPanel\Sounds\TTSAnnounce
"Script" = "as5p"
"Category" = "VoiceCommand1"
"Sound" = "Application Data\Volatile\TTSCallerID.wav"
... and found that on my X1 there was an extra slash in the location of the wav, but fixing it didn't help.
Let me know if you find any new info.
I have successfully ported quite a bit of drivers from x1 and blackstone to raphael.. please try the blackstone wavedev.dll (it must be cooked into rom) - on raphael this updated driver fixes voice command announce problem
Voice Command 1.6 also disconnects the bluetooth headset after you give a voice command. You have to re-establish the bluetooth connection again each time.
I've already removed the Voice Command because of this.
Other than this problem, it works very well in the X1.
The small print below the sales pitch for voice commander states "Incoming caller ID announcements will be spoken via the phone speaker on Sony Ericsson Xperia X1s with a Windows Mobile build prior to 15097.3.0.0. "
Any ideas how to find the build number?
windows mobile build
esco666 said:
The small print below the sales pitch for voice commander states "Incoming caller ID announcements will be spoken via the phone speaker on Sony Ericsson Xperia X1s with a Windows Mobile build prior to 15097.3.0.0. "
Any ideas how to find the build number?
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For windows mobile build Go to settings/system/system info.
I/ve tried in all combination, but coice command don't work with the callar id function. I purcased it, but now refund, don't work!
voice command 1.6 works fine on my X1 too except call announcement. I have tried all the recommended patches, but when I replace the files nothing happens or i get some crashes.
Has anyone tried this allready with success?
many thanks
Boris
I have read all these posts and see that most poeple have a problem with the voice caller ID being read out....
I too installed (though a previous version) v1.5 and everything works fine except for caller ID voice read out...
Another thing i found is that it would read email subject headings from my 2nd email account but not from my first email account....might just be coincidence...
Bit concerned now that I read about the 1%-12% fluctuations when you arent even using it....hmmm
Same problem, no caller ID name readout
Same problem, the callerID is not read out.
What version are you guys running of MS Voice Command? There are multiple versions of 1.6.xxxxxx.
I am trying to use it with my BT headset. That is speaking the name into my bt headset after pressing the button on it. Does that work or do I always have to use my phone for speaking my commands?
EDIT: never mind. I got it to work. By restarting the phone (so typical of Windows)
When i installed Voice Command on my Xperia... it errored out at the end of installation, but completed regardless. It is working perfectly in every aspect except announcing incoming calls. It is great when it announces messaes and e-mails so that i know whats coming in and from who...
It did announce an incoming call once or twice... but out of the blue.
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It did announce an incoming call once or twice... but out of the blue.
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Interesting. For me too, that's the only problem. Incoming announcements.
Somebody mentioned it disconnects BT HF and you have to reconnect manually - not true for my Jabra BT8040, it stays connected or automatically reconnects, anyway it works.
Especially useful when driving and getting new messages and next appointments announced by BT HF.
just a question that links indirectly to this thread:
is there a way to remap the button for voice command? somehow I wanted to invoke the voice command app via the earphones' button SE X1 has. so I don't have to grab my phone inside its pouch and unlock it and press either the 2 buttons I mapped em with.