First spoken journal

by Thomm • 11 Jul 2007, 00:34 • Journals
With my new toy Dragon NaturallySpeaking program. I don't have to type anything I just talked microphone and the programme types for me. How cool is this? now I have to learn how to do punctuation and the other marks. And I have to train my computerthen it won't make any more mistakes with my pronunciation.

All that was made by talking to microphone (except punctuation and question marks). It would be faster to type it, but no I can just lie on my bed and chat. There are build in commands for different programms and global commands (+ you can add more). "SHOOT IN THE HEAD, DIE DIE!" I guess that won´t work. And I have to train my computer to recognize my pronounciation so it won´t make so many mistakes. But this seems to be quite working programm.
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port 11 Jul 2007, 01:36
so what? you can aim by look at the targets(your brain will do the aiming and move the crosshair where you look.) with some hardware i saw and tested at the cebit this year... , nothing special - sorry :)
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Thomm 11 Jul 2007, 01:38
Yes, and some hardware flies to the Moon. Incredible. And I am sure this is old technology, but I haven´t got the opportunity to use it on my own computer until now. Twat.
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Superboyy 11 Jul 2007, 01:42
if i'm not mistaken those aiming devices work by scaning the movement of your eyes, not brain pulses

i havent tried any of those gadgets, but i can imagine that it can be pretty exhausting, and you'd lose concentration after a few minutes.
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Thomm 11 Jul 2007, 01:47
You are not mistaken. I would like to see mTr:s brain plugged into the computer =P

USB2 maybe, dunno what they use.
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port 11 Jul 2007, 01:53
right man , its controlled with the eye movment , but the eye movement has sth to do with your brain imo :D
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Superboyy 11 Jul 2007, 22:38
well then mouse also transmits pulses from your brain, since you're moving your hand using your brain
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zerender 11 Jul 2007, 13:04
that would be aimbotlike then :[
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Radeon 11 Jul 2007, 01:37
I'm happy for you : )
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im a tree 11 Jul 2007, 01:39
old program

i used it once

got bored :(

also, you can put question marks in and punctuation by talking into your mic.
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Thomm 11 Jul 2007, 01:41
Yes, but I just installed this, haven´t found them yet. And no time for tutorial.
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st'logic 11 Jul 2007, 01:43
where can i dl?
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Thomm 11 Jul 2007, 01:45
I found it through www.torrentz.com

Search Dragon NaturallySpeaking (I first downloaded the 8.0 version, but it was crypted, couldn´t open it. So I took 9.0 version [german preferred], works fine in english, you just have to install it on german language)

DL speed was slow, I downloaded it for several weeks =(
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Dreamweaver 11 Jul 2007, 02:02
maybe you learn english, do not change behaviour of the toy for a given pronounciation? is has been programmed by specialists, so its english is correct i guess :)
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Thomm 11 Jul 2007, 02:04
I´ll never speak english fluently and i have a very weird "r"-pronounciation. I am handicapped in what comes to "r" =(

But sure, I learn when talking more properly. Or atleast I hope so.
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