Speech recognition in python 3.x -


I searched around 3 days for a library or something for speech recognition through Python 3. I got old all the libraries, is there any way to do this? , I'm working on Windows 8

If you still need it or someone else The question will come, I recently found:

This uses the Google Speech Recognition API

It was tested on my MacBook OS X 10.8.5 / Python 3.4 - Works fine while processing input from the microphone, supports different languages.

Keep this in mind for some tasks. To set up additional modules, here is a quote from its requirement:

The first software requirement is Python 3.3 or better. It is necessary to use the library.

In addition, 32-bit Python should be used if you are using PyAudio binaries. It is also technically feasible though it is inconvenient to compile PyAudio for 64-bit Python.

If you want to use the microphone class (required for recording from a microphone input), PyAudio is also required if the installation is not established, the library will still work, but the microphone will be undefined .

The official PyAudio creates what seems to be dissolved on Windows as a result, the installer works in the folder that makes you insecure to Windows actually works. Run the founder / PyAudio-0.2.7.win32-py3.3.exe for Python 3.4 for Python 3.3 and PyAudio-0.2.7.win32-py3.4.exe.

Requires FLAC encoder to convert audio data to send APIs If you are using Windows or Linux, the encoder has already been bundled with this library. Otherwise, make sure you have a flac command line tool, which is often available by someone's system package manager.


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