This repo contains a Javascript client library and samples for webpages using Speech-to-Text in the Microsoft Bing Speech API, an offering within Microsoft Cognitive Services, formerly known as Project Oxford.
To use the client library in your own application, simply host Speech.1.0.0.js on your website. A 'minified' version of Speech.JS is also available Speech.1.0.0.min.js.
The Oxford.Speech.JS sample demonstrates how to use the Microsoft Bing Speech API in a web application. It features using a .wav file or external microphone input to perform:
- Short-form recognition
- Long-form dictation
- Recognition with intent
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First, you must obtain a Bing Speech API subscription key by following the instructions on our webiste.
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Start Visual Studio and choose the menu "File", "Open", "Project/Solution" the workspace file Speech > Speech.JS > Oxford.Speech.JS.sln.
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In Visual Studio , select menu "Build> Build Solution" to build the sample.
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Choose the target browser you would like to use.
- "Debug" to launch the sample app.
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In the web application, enter your Bing Speech subscription key under "Oxford Key".
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Select whether you would like to use the Microphone and what speech mode you would like to use by select "Use Microphone" and the "Mode" drop down box.
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For modes where you would like both Speech recognition and Intent to work, you need to sign up Language Understanding Intelligent Service (LUIS) and set the key values in the fields "Luis AppID" and "LUIS SubscriptionId".
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To Start recognition, press the Start button.
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Sample images are licensed separately, please refer to LICENSE-IMAGE.
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