Is there any possible way to import the Google speech recognition api in visual basic windows form?

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I am trying to add voice recognition feature in my app but the microsoft speech engine is just too faulty and I want to add google's speech recognition engine because I think it is more effective.

What I have tried:

I have installed the NuGet package google.apis.speech.v1beta1 in my project but i am not quite sure how to use it through code. Please Help. Thank you

Posted 16-Nov-17 3:55am

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Nov-17 10:05am

Have you studied the documentation?

Member 13503829 16-Nov-17 10:08am

Can you please tell me the link of the documentation?

Richard MacCutchan 16-Nov-17 10:17am

Come on, make an effort.

Member 13503829 16-Nov-17 10:23am

"make an effort" WOW! I have been searching for days and I am not able to find this thing. i am new to this coding and I was successful to turn my program into a speech recognizing one. All I want is to make it better using google api but can't seem to find how. That is why I am asking for help. My school project display is day after tomorrow and I have other things to do than this. i have very less time. If you can't help or "don't want to help" as displayed by your attitude, please refrain from replying on posts. Good for nothing.

Richard MacCutchan 16-Nov-17 10:33am

Took less than one second to find: APIs & Reference | Google Cloud Speech API Documentation | Google Cloud Platform[^]

Member 13503829 16-Nov-17 11:00am

Thank you Richard. May God bless you.

ZurdoDev 16-Nov-17 10:50am

And this is a volunteer site so do not expect people to do simple work for you.

Member 13503829 16-Nov-17 11:00am

Sorry. I thought this so called "volunteer site" was supposed to aid newbies by making their tasks simpler. And if you consider providing simple links as doing simple work for others, then you are not eligible to be on this forum.

Richard MacCutchan 16-Nov-17 11:06am

You obviously misunderstand what this site is for. We volunteer here to help people with proper technical programming issues, not to teach them how to type three words into Google. If you cannot figure something that simple for yourself then your career is not likely to take you very far.

Member 13503829 16-Nov-17 11:09am

I think it is not you who is going to decide where my career is going to take me. It is a matter between my Lord and myself. You better worry about yourself

Richard MacCutchan 16-Nov-17 11:17am

Ha ha, after more than 50 years in IT I have stopped worrying.

Member 13503829 16-Nov-17 11:22am

I can see the reason of your haughtiness :')

Richard MacCutchan 17-Nov-17 3:37am

I can see the reason for your attitude, something you need to improve if you want to succeed in life.

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