dictaphone | Free phonetic dictionaries for automatic speech recognition | Speech library
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Free phonetic dictionaries for automatic speech recognition.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to add speech recognition and a transcript of what they spoke to my website, where a user presses a button to start the mic, speaks into their mic, and the transcript of what they said is recorded and displayed on the screen.
I'm doing all this in a class component called App and here is my function to handle the speech recognition part:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-19 at 18:51The error is straightforward hooks are allowed only inside function components. and since the Dictaphone
function is not a component (it doesn't return React elements) it's considered as you're calling the hook inside the parent element which is a class component.
if you want Dictaphone
to be a component just add return null
at the end.
QUESTION
I want my website to get audio input from a user who's talking into their mic, and then output what they said onto the screen. I have implemented speech recognition into my react website, but I am unable to see the transcript when I speak into my mic.
Here is my code related to speech recognition I have
This is in my main App.js file inside a class called App, this is part of what's being rendered:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-20 at 01:32There is two problem:
1.) Dictaphone is not actually a React component (simplifying, a function become a React component if you call them inside the render of App or a child of App) Es:
QUESTION
I'm making an input form and I would like to use the React Speech Recognition package to give users the option to record their input instead of typing it for two fields in the form - "review" and "order". I've made two versions of my dictaphone, as ReviewDict and OrderDict, and pass them respectively a "changeReview/changeOrder" prop to update the field.
However, whenever I click to start recording on one, it starts them both, and pulls the transcript of what I say into both input fields.
Is there a simple way to make the button for each only effect that instance of the package?
Here's the relevant parts of my code:
Input form:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-10 at 16:18Ok, the solution to this came to me while I was showering!
The problem was that the controls for the speech recognition tool are global, so calling startListening on one instance was calling it on all of them, and because my components were both rendered on the page, I couldn't do one without the other - so I just needed to only render at most one at a time.
So I just initialised a fieldDict variable with state like so:
QUESTION
Goal
I am aiming to get the transcript
value, from the function Dictaphone and pass it into to the SearchBar class, and finally set the state term
to transcript
.
Current code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 22:43useSpeechRecognition
is a React hook, which is a special type of function that only works in specific situations. You can't use hooks inside a class-based component; they only work in function-based components, or in custom hooks. See the rules of hooks for all the limitations.
Since this hook is provided by a 3rd party library, you have a couple of options. One is to rewrite your search bar component to be a function. This may take some time if you're unfamiliar with hooks.
You can also see if the react-speech-recognition
library provides any utilities that are intended to work with class-based components.
QUESTION
I am using navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia to record an audio clip. The user can play the audio clip and/or download it after stopping recording. Is this information stored in the user’s browser?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 11:43Yes, the Blob data that comes from getUserMedia via MediaRecorder is stored in the browser on your user's machine unless something you wrote sends it to a server.
For a user to get her hands on those Blobs it's necessary to download them. In the case of these Dictaphone-style apps they are not downloaded from any server, but rather from the browser itself into the user's Downloads folder (or wherever the user puts them.)
I've never left a MediaRecorder running for hours, but I know you can use up a browser RAM quota by doing that.
QUESTION
There is a similar question but I can't comment on it so I opening a new one. I am new to React and try to implement React SpeechRecognition component for my app. The text should be in an input box. the code for it (from react doc [https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-speech-recognition][1] - with span tag instead of an input):
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 10:42If you need to store the transcript prop in your state you should do something like this.
QUESTION
I am trying to set up web-dictaphone to record audio then save it to the server.
My goal is to simply have them save the audio file to the wordpress server when clicking the save button.
It works and creates the blob. However, I can't get it to post to php so I can save it. The blob is set when the player stops, then when the save button is clicked I try to save it to the server.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-09 at 22:45I finally got it to work like this:
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