Speech to Text conversion in .net

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I want to develop a speech(english) to text conversion software in c# .net.I have already a text to speech software using speechlib.dll. does this library has vice-a-versa feature or any other lib which allows speech to text conversion.

Posted 10-Aug-10 1:05am

Deepak Pathak mobineers

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Abhishek Sur · Answer 1 · 2010-08-11T07:23:00

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I think you need Voice Message conversion library.
http://create.spinvox.com/[^] might help your problem.

Posted 11-Aug-10 7:23am

Abhishek Sur

smallprogrammers · Answer 2 · 2011-08-31T05:17:00

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I have a great solution for it. Please contract with me.
www.spbd.weebly.com

Posted 31-Aug-11 5:17am

smallprogrammers

Christian Graus · Answer 3 · 2010-08-10T09:37:00

Solution 1

You're not really developing ANYTHING of consequence if the important bit is provided by third party libraries. No, I don't know of any free libraries, I'm sure that commercial ones exist, why don't you just buy Dragon Naturally Speaking and use that ?

Posted 10-Aug-10 9:37am

Christian Graus

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Abhishek Sur 10-Aug-10 15:41pm

Yes. Dragon is the most convenient and great software for Speech recognition.
Cheers.