[davepe]

Hallo zusammen

Ich füge hier einfach mal Auszüge aus der Speechbuddy-Readme ein:

Zuerst das:

1. SAPI5

· Install Microsoft SAPI5 (Speech Application Programming Interface version 5). You can download it from the following URL:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/...mpositedoc.xml
(copy and paste the above URL into your browser)

als nächstes habe ich das gemacht:

Install SpeechBuddy

If you have not yet done so, install SpeechBuddy.

dann :

.2.1 Launch the Grammer Compiler.
You will find the Grammer Compiler in the TOOLS subfolder in your SpeechBuddy program folder, e.g.
C:\Program Files\SpeechBuddy2\Tools\GramComp.Exe


3.2.2 Load the Grammer File
Click on FILE|OPEN in the Grammer Compiler. Load the file called FS2002.XML. This file will be in your SpeechBuddy2 Interface folder,
e.g.
C:\Program Files\SpeechBuddy2\Interfaces\FS2002\FS2002.XML


3.2.3 Compile and Build the Grammer File
Now we need to have the speech engine process (compile) this file to see what phrases it must be listening for. Click on BUILD|COMPILE or press F7 to compile this file.

wichtig, ist auch noch, ob das Zeugs auch funzt:

3.2.5 Test the Grammer File
With the grammer loaded and processed by the speech engine, we can test it. Click on BUILD|COMPILE AND TEST GRAMMER. Or press F10.


3.2.6 The Test Window
A new window will now appear. This window peaks into the guts of speech engine and will show us exactly what happens when we speak. All we are really interested in, is whether or not the engine understands us.

3.2.8 Talking to the Speech Engine
Right, now with the speech engine active, we can speak command phrases as listed in the phrases document (see 3.1).

For example, try the following:
"Testing"
"Set flaps down one"
"Set flaps up full"
"Set climb for zero five hundred"

Experiment. Try various phrases. See how the engine responds. Remember to talk in an even and neutral voice. Limit background noise.

JETZT ERST KOMMT SPEECHBUDDY SELBST!!! :

3.3 Running SpeechBuddy
Okay, now we can launch SpeechBuddy. If you selected the "SpeechBuddy for FS2002" option from the menu, the FS2002 Interface would have been automatically loaded.

If not, then you need to select FILE|OPEN and open the file FS2002.DWS. This file is in your SpeechBuddy2 Interface folder, e.g.
C:\Program Files\SpeechBuddy2\Interfaces\FS2002\FS2002.DWS

So sollte es eigentlich gehen! Nun besteht natürlich noch das Problem mit den Hotkeys... Da weiss ich leider auch nichts und hoffe auch auf Hilfe

Wenn es nicht geht, gibt es immer noch die vollständige Readme...

Nun, ich hoffe, ich konnte helfen!

Gruss dave