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<blockquote data-quote="moab" data-source="post: 556990" data-attributes="member: 73157">Great.So you have trained the Microsoft Speach and that part works ok at the OS level - correct?The next step is to look at the My Voice settings in MP.How it works is one voice command activates the listening. I configured the response to say &quot;i'm listening&quot;.That way I know when it is activated. If it is not activated then it will not accept any mic inputs.Then you can speak commands it will will listen - e.g. try saying &quot;What is the time?&quot; or something like that and it will respond. I think there is a date phrase too.I also could control the menu and TV channels verbally.Note that My Voice automatically stops listening after x seconds. I configured mine to say &quot;i'm sleeping&quot; when it de-activated.It would be nice if it displayed an ear on the screen to show it is activated.I now have a wireless headset so perhaps I will try My Voice again. If I can tolerate the 20 min Voice training.It was pretty cool when it worked. But I found it just easier to use the remote. For me it is a cool toy.The problem I had was that it would activate erronously when it heard ambient noises. Then it would run wild with the controls when it heard noises.I tried making the activate phrase long but then it was nearly impossible for it to recognise the speach. At that point I gave up figuring that a wireless mic would be required for optimal recognition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moab, post: 556990, member: 73157"] Great. So you have trained the Microsoft Speach and that part works ok at the OS level - correct? The next step is to look at the My Voice settings in MP. How it works is one voice command activates the listening. I configured the response to say "i'm listening". That way I know when it is activated. If it is not activated then it will not accept any mic inputs. Then you can speak commands it will will listen - e.g. try saying "What is the time?" or something like that and it will respond. I think there is a date phrase too. I also could control the menu and TV channels verbally. Note that My Voice automatically stops listening after x seconds. I configured mine to say "i'm sleeping" when it de-activated. It would be nice if it displayed an ear on the screen to show it is activated. I now have a wireless headset so perhaps I will try My Voice again. If I can tolerate the 20 min Voice training. It was pretty cool when it worked. But I found it just easier to use the remote. For me it is a cool toy. The problem I had was that it would activate erronously when it heard ambient noises. Then it would run wild with the controls when it heard noises. I tried making the activate phrase long but then it was nearly impossible for it to recognise the speach. At that point I gave up figuring that a wireless mic would be required for optimal recognition. [/QUOTE]

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