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Voice to Text --?

Is this possible?
to clarify.... Is there a program that allows me to speak and it will type/write my text ?
Thanks

Voice Texting????????

has anyone found or heard of a cab for voice texting, i found this website but its for nokia phones http://www.softwaremarket.nokia.com/?action=productDetails&pID=3304&pmsid=254&lang=en
i think this app would be cool if ur driving, ifind it difficult to text when driving especially with the tilt. any cabs out there?

You want Palringo. It does just that. IM and Voice IM.

have u tried it on ur tilt?

From the makers of Dragon Naturally Speaking, http://www.nuance.com/voicecontrol/. Or try this Google search, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=mobile+voice+to+text.

There was an application supplied with iMate JasJar's sold in the UAE by a company that came from Dubai.
Sorry but can't remember that far back what it was called (age ya know!)
It provided Extended SMS with colour/font changing, drawing and voice clip capabilities. It would only work if both parties had the SW installed.
Biggest drawback (and why its no longer available I think) is that the multiple SMS's required to carry voice data were more expensive than dialling someone's voice mail!!! Funny really...

I've Googled but there doesn't appaers to be anything suitable around at the moment.

i tried google...but that app for nokia phone looks like it works well any one kno if i can work on the tilt? and y does palringo ask for my mobile #?

You might try jott.com.

Does this work with AT&T Tilt 8925?

Should do!
It looks to me like a standard subscription service where you ring them and a little old lady types it in on her keyboard and sends it out as a text for you! (or is it the other way around?)

Not found an actual voice app but seen a nifty little SMS app that tags on nicely to the Kaiser called XMS from Imaginet.
http://www.imaginet-software.com/index.aspx?p=xms
Gives you full smileys and coloured handwriting but the flaw is the recipient also has to have it installed. Good job its 'Buy one get on free then!'
Ignore the 'up to CE2005' as it works perfectly.

Nuance not available for purchase!
kimtyson said:
From the makers of Dragon Naturally Speaking, http://www.nuance.com/voicecontrol/
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Yeouch!!!!!! It's only licensed month-to-month, and not officially for this device even.
Richard

how do this app work?

rico002 said:
have u tried it on ur tilt?
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Palringo works great on my Tilt. I'm using it right now to talk to a guy with Voice IM. Have also done text (standard) IM.
www.palringo.com

how does it work, it said something about being online?

rico002 said:
how does it work, it said something about being online?
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Palring is a free program? I can use it free ?
I have to pay something when i use it?

Palringo is an Instant Messaging package similar to MSN Messenger but also has voice.
No text to speech.
So you just register and it uses a data connection (phone or WiFi) the data call is the only cost so far.

but only to other Perlingo contacts? you can't use it to voice text anyone else?

It does not do 'voice texts' as such.
It's an IM client in its own right that can chat between its own members or any members on other networks such as MSN, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ etc.
You can leave voice messages to other palringo users.
If you are wanting a package that sends voice over the standard SMS network then I think you will be out of luck as it would cost more in text messages to send the sound data than it would ringing.
Other alternative would be for someone to generate a Speach recognition package that writes your SMS and sends it out!
Why not send an MMS?? You can put voice clips on that!

yes voice to standard sms text message is what we (I) want. you're driving along and receive a text message. you want to just speak a short reply and send it rather than fiddling with the phone illegally to compose a message using the keyboard

SMS emoticons ?

Hi,
i just got myself a TYTN II but can't find a way of sending any emoticons with my Texts, can this not be done on the tytn or am i missing something ?
Tony

it's not a std part of outlook so tytn must be using a 3th party program to make the characters(thats all sms's consist off) into emotes
find the program and install it and you're set

Smiley SMS is what you're after
Get it from here
Kool little program. it doesn't change anything apart from colon's and brackets (or p's, etc.) to emoticons.

is there nothing that will let you just have the emoticons in the menu when doing a text ?

That link you provided doesn't go anywhere ...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/search.php?searchid=12421425
what is the "kool little program" name?

curious to know myself

you would think that with all the programing that can be for for the tytn that something as simple as having emoticons in a text would be no problem.
Tony

SMS's are all text. I suppose a program could translate them into smilies on your screen (e.g. just like on this board) but wouldn't the receiver have to have a similar program to also interpret them?

yes it would

Bumping this tread as it should be removed or from or updated in Kaiser FAQ due broken link:
Q: I want emoticons for messaging. Where can I get them?
A: You can read about and get them HERE
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Voice Command Auto Profiles?

Hey guys,
I was wondering if there's a way to change the voice command options automatically with a profile manager. I know programs like Phone Weaver are great at changing sound options and the like, but I really like the voice command read out names or text messages aloud feature. Obviously, reading text messages out loud during work is not okay but fine during the evenings and weekends. I try and change it on my own everyday but a pretty embarrassing text message just came through with my boss in the room, so figured its time to try and find out a way to prevent that in the future.

johnnyb138 said:
Hey guys,
I was wondering if there's a way to change the voice command options automatically with a profile manager. I know programs like Phone Weaver are great at changing sound options and the like, but I really like the voice command read out names or text messages aloud feature. Obviously, reading text messages out loud during work is not okay but fine during the evenings and weekends. I try and change it on my own everyday but a pretty embarrassing text message just came through with my boss in the room, so figured its time to try and find out a way to prevent that in the future.
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I suggest reading The Definitive Guide for Microsoft Voice Command (MSVC) on the Kaiser/Tilt. There are references and downloads there to suite your needs.

WM6.1 no voice speed dial

Was Voice Speed Dial Omitted from the Tilt 6.1 upgrade? Can't find the program or get "add voice tag" option in contact menus.
Thanks

wspaw said:
Was Voice Speed Dial Omitted from the Tilt 6.1 upgrade? Can't find the program or get "add voice tag" option in contact menus.
Thanks
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It was replaced with Voice Command
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/help/more/voice-command-tutorials.mspx

Thanks. Would be great if I could get it to understand my voice.

wspaw said:
Thanks. Would be great if I could get it to understand my voice.
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Im having the same issue. Im running Speed Voice Dial and MS VC. Im lucky if it recognizes one out of six dial commands.
Solution?

Really, seems to work pretty well for me..

is it possible to get MS voice command to recognize custom voice tags?

Better
Nylo said:
Im having the same issue. Im running Speed Voice Dial and MS VC. Im lucky if it recognizes one out of six dial commands.
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OK, a little better. I've learned how to speak to it - different pronunciations and inflections. Must pronounce all names phonetically. Pretty silly, though. It was more usefull to me to be able to assign custom tags for contacts. Rarely use VC to launch programs.