SpeakUp + Raspberry Pi + XBMC = voice controlled home entert

[srdjan.misic]

SpeakUp + Raspberry Pi + XBMC = voice controlled home entertainment



Return home after a long day, pop some popcorn, settle in your sofa, kick your feet up, and tell your
TV to play your favorite movie - brought to you by SpeakUp, the speech recognition click board.

Two more weeks until we start shipping the SpeakUp, our speech recognition click board. See it in
action once again, this time paired with a Raspberry Pi (+ Pi Click Shield) and XBMC in a home media
center set-up.

Be sure to check out the previous SpeakUp video as well, if you didn't get the chance. See it along
with everything else you need to know about the SpeakUp, on the product's page here.

[captainigloo]

Hye,
Have you a project template of this configuration (SpeakUp + Raspberry Pi + XBMC) ?

I ordered your SpeakUp Click and Pi because I saw the video RPI + XBMC + Pi + click Speakup.
1 - I am very disappointed with the performance in speech recognition (with my professional quality microphones).
2 - Your video demonstration is nice, but the XBMC project is where?
3 - You could at least share this project.
I reiterated I am very disappointed.

Captainigloo

[filip]

Hi,

1 - I am very disappointed with the performance in speech recognition (with my professional quality microphones).

The high quality microphones are very sensitive to ambient noise, accept much wider frequency range than the ordinary human voice/speech.
Therefore, the sound spectrum that is perceived by the microphone could have some unwanted components which can deteriorate the speech recognition.

So, it is advisable to use computer microphones, hands-free headsets, etc. - in other words electret microphones.

2 - Your video demonstration is nice, but the XBMC project is where?
3 - You could at least share this project.

We are planning to release this project soon, so please have patience.

Regards,
Filip.

[antonio.aguilar.e]

Hi,

1 - I am very disappointed with the performance in speech recognition (with my professional quality microphones).

The high quality microphones are very sensitive to ambient noise, accept much wider frequency range than the ordinary human voice/speech.
Therefore, the sound spectrum that is perceived by the microphone could have some unwanted components which can deteriorate the speech recognition.

So, it is advisable to use computer microphones, hands-free headsets, etc. - in other words electret microphones.

2 - Your video demonstration is nice, but the XBMC project is where?
3 - You could at least share this project.

We are planning to release this project soon, so please have patience.

Regards,
Filip.

and the project will be available soon?
or advertising is misleading?

Thanks

[captainigloo]

Hi,
Already three months past.
There will be a demonstration project really?

[petar.timotijevic]

Hi,

Please see

mikromedia plus for STM32 and SpeakUp Chess
http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/1 ... akup-chess

Let's make voice controlled lights!
http://www.mikroe.com/news/press_view/7 ... ed-lights/


Best regards,
Peter

[captainigloo]

Sorry, but these projects do not interest me.
Raspberry PI + Pi Click + Speakup Click + XBMC is the subject of the topic.

[royberman]

Hello mikroElektronika team,
More than one year I got the SpeakUp click and until now I did not see anywhere the XBMC+SpeakUp project file.
If it is already out there, please put link here,

[petar.timotijevic]

Hi,

Hello mikroElektronika team, More than one year I got the SpeakUp click and until now I did not see anywhere the XBMC+SpeakUp project file. If it is already out there, please put link here,

Thank you for reminding us, when we have available code example we usually publish this example on LibStock web site. For now example is not available and I can not give you publishing date.

Thank You for your patience.


Best regards,
Peter