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Unfortunately, the download always stops after 8460 bytes.

dige wrote: Wed Aug 10, 2022 4:09 pm Unfortunately, the download always stops after 8460 bytes.

no problem here. Have you not paid your phone bill?

dige wrote: Wed Aug 10, 2022 4:09 pmthe download always stops after 8460 bytes

That's the size of the file, lol. What size were you expecting? It's not a big archive and the DLLs inside it are tiny.

Thanks BarryG for the tip - good to know that the file was actually downloaded completely. UnfortunatelyMozilla Firefox only saves it as a file called PB.dvaW900B.Ex_Speech.zip.part and claims the download as failed....

Now I renamed the .part file to .zip and was actually able to unzip everything. Thx!

Have a nice day!

dige wrote: Thu Aug 11, 2022 8:00 amFirefox only saves it as a file called PB.dvaW900B.Ex_Speech.zip.part

Firefox here saves it as "PB.Ex_Speech.zip". Something's up with your Firefox install; maybe an add-on or something is affecting downloads.

Hi, I'm using SpeechRecognition of this library buy I have a problem:
When I speak numbers everything is fine: 1, 2, 3, 4... but surprise when I speak the number 70 the recognized is 72 each time.
Is there a way to edit a dictionary file or something like that to correct this behaviour?

This looks interesting, but where do those DLLs come from?

blueznl wrote: Fri Mar 24, 2023 5:51 pm This looks interesting, but where do those DLLs come from?

If you mean the dlls on the firs page, they come from his autor RSBasic (I think).

Ah... Oh well, using the example in the other post then. I always try to program without any DLLs or Libs, reducing my dependencies on any such.

blueznl wrote: Fri Mar 24, 2023 5:51 pm This looks interesting, but where do those DLLs come from?

I programmed the DLL files in C# for better access to Windows functions (.NET).
My dll files are wrappers for PureBasic.

Caronte3D wrote: Tue Feb 28, 2023 1:32 pm Hi, I'm using SpeechRecognition of this library buy I have a problem:
When I speak numbers everything is fine: 1, 2, 3, 4... but surprise when I speak the number 70 the recognized is 72 each time.
Is there a way to edit a dictionary file or something like that to correct this behaviour?

Yes, you can use this parameter:
Result = SpeechRecognition(WordArray, WordArraySize, @ErrorOutput)

Native MS recognition works on my computer under W10 pretty well. But this app actually works not well. What is the reason of it?

Hello
If I tested it, it worked very well on Windows 10, but I tested it with German.
Did you specify the "Voice$" parameter?