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<blockquote data-quote="booyakasha" data-source="post: 54598" data-attributes="member: 16900">guilhem:&nbsp; I'm not using sendkeys.&nbsp; In an early test I ran into this freezing problem as well using that method.&nbsp; Now I just send messages (gui and action) to MP directly.&nbsp; smnnekho:&nbsp; currently none of the recognition is really hardcoded except the switch between recognition modes.&nbsp; An xml file contains many of the mappings from MP's actions/windows to voice, so it's quite easy to change something like &quot;my music&quot; to &quot;my tunes&quot;, or &quot;my computer&quot; to &quot;KITT&quot; aasmund Nordal:&nbsp; It's built specifically for the MS Speech 5.1 engine (free and easy to integrate with C#).&nbsp; If I run into too many problems down the line, especially with multi-language support, I'll look into using another engine (sphynx?).As for the multi-language support, that's something I'll probably look at in more detail once I get the full functionality working.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="booyakasha, post: 54598, member: 16900"] guilhem: I'm not using sendkeys. In an early test I ran into this freezing problem as well using that method. Now I just send messages (gui and action) to MP directly. smnnekho: currently none of the recognition is really hardcoded except the switch between recognition modes. An xml file contains many of the mappings from MP's actions/windows to voice, so it's quite easy to change something like "my music" to "my tunes", or "my computer" to "KITT" aasmund Nordal: It's built specifically for the MS Speech 5.1 engine (free and easy to integrate with C#). If I run into too many problems down the line, especially with multi-language support, I'll look into using another engine (sphynx?). As for the multi-language support, that's something I'll probably look at in more detail once I get the full functionality working. [/QUOTE]

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