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<blockquote data-quote="booyakasha" data-source="post: 175273" data-attributes="member: 16900">Hi Bram,Yes there's a deactivation phrase.&nbsp; Has been for quite a while now.&nbsp; It'll also stop listening automatically after a user-configurable time.As for your second problem of it just randomly picking up stuff, that can still be somewhat of an issue depending what's going on.&nbsp; I've found that command phrases with multiple words get around this somewhat, so instead of saying &quot;up&quot; you say &quot;move up&quot;.&nbsp; I think there's less of a chance that someone in a movie says those words.&nbsp; Also, if your PC is fast enough (which I think yours is), you can try turning up the recognition engine accuracy in the control panel.&nbsp; As for the music directory thing, this is something I want to get to at some point, included with an interactive search, so you can search for part of a song name, album name, etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have to learn a lot more about MediaPortal's interface to implement something like this though.&nbsp; It does respond to artist selection by the way, so you can say &quot;Music Artist Pink Floyd&quot; and it will generate a playlist of all your Pink Floyd songs and start playing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="booyakasha, post: 175273, member: 16900"] Hi Bram, Yes there's a deactivation phrase. Has been for quite a while now. It'll also stop listening automatically after a user-configurable time. As for your second problem of it just randomly picking up stuff, that can still be somewhat of an issue depending what's going on. I've found that command phrases with multiple words get around this somewhat, so instead of saying "up" you say "move up". I think there's less of a chance that someone in a movie says those words. Also, if your PC is fast enough (which I think yours is), you can try turning up the recognition engine accuracy in the control panel. As for the music directory thing, this is something I want to get to at some point, included with an interactive search, so you can search for part of a song name, album name, etc. I have to learn a lot more about MediaPortal's interface to implement something like this though. It does respond to artist selection by the way, so you can say "Music Artist Pink Floyd" and it will generate a playlist of all your Pink Floyd songs and start playing. [/QUOTE]

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