I installed 3.2 on a netbook (I know, but just my preference) with Debian Jessie and the "quick try" worked very well. Of course after trying to install dependencies further for pocketsphinx, it uninstalled Skype, which I reinstalled and the responsiveness degraded significantly.
Tried to try run some of the pocketsphinx "livedemos" i.e. livedemo.py and livedemo.gtk.py to no avail. The livedemo.gtk.py kind of worked, but seemed glitchy, mashing single words together and wasn't really accurate.
What I'd like to do is have a wordlist of around 1500 ogg word files from somewhere like Wiktionary. Using a python/pygame gtk gui be able to have speaking practice done on single words and complete sentences printed out gui with simple correct/incorrect feedback. Is this possible?
The "quick try" was terminal/Internet based and used evil Google. The livedemo.py I could never get to work because of path problems. The livedemo.gtk.py was spoken of above, but basic gui was kind of what I was looking for.
I guess what I'm really asking, isn't there a very simple Python-based gtk gui using example like I spoke of above, with a half dozen static words or something out there somewhere? I'm not a computer or Python master, but I can find my way around a terminal, understand basic elements in code and am a demon with cut and paste. This project has been open sourced +15 years and seems like this would be one of the first things to help demostrate capabilities. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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I guess what I'm really asking, isn't there a very simple Python-based gtk gui using example like I spoke of above, with a half dozen static words or something out there somewhere?
Sometimes you have to write code yourself.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
I installed 3.2 on a netbook (I know, but just my preference) with Debian Jessie and the "quick try" worked very well. Of course after trying to install dependencies further for pocketsphinx, it uninstalled Skype, which I reinstalled and the responsiveness degraded significantly.
Tried to try run some of the pocketsphinx "livedemos" i.e. livedemo.py and livedemo.gtk.py to no avail. The livedemo.gtk.py kind of worked, but seemed glitchy, mashing single words together and wasn't really accurate.
What I'd like to do is have a wordlist of around 1500 ogg word files from somewhere like Wiktionary. Using a python/pygame gtk gui be able to have speaking practice done on single words and complete sentences printed out gui with simple correct/incorrect feedback. Is this possible?
The "quick try" was terminal/Internet based and used evil Google. The livedemo.py I could never get to work because of path problems. The livedemo.gtk.py was spoken of above, but basic gui was kind of what I was looking for.
I guess what I'm really asking, isn't there a very simple Python-based gtk gui using example like I spoke of above, with a half dozen static words or something out there somewhere? I'm not a computer or Python master, but I can find my way around a terminal, understand basic elements in code and am a demon with cut and paste. This project has been open sourced +15 years and seems like this would be one of the first things to help demostrate capabilities. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Sometimes you have to write code yourself.
What a 'clever', helpful and succinct answer...