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joystiq.com » Joystiq - Sep 16, 2008
Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Rhythm Back in July, a GameSpy preview for Rock Band 2 claimed "the phoneme detection system used for the 'talkie' parts [in Rock Band] has been completely stripped and a new one has …
Also tagged: ea, electronic arts, talking, microphone, beastie boys, singing, harmonix, declaration of independence, vocal, beastieboys, rock band 2, rockband2, so whatcha want, sowhatchawant
blogs.sun.com » Mayuresh Nirhali's Weblog - Nov 29, 2007
Apache Derby is now tested with the open source JavaME CDC stack, popularly known as phoneME advanced platform. The Apache derby community recently carried out this exercise and it did not take them long to flag GREEN …
blogs.sun.com » Mayuresh Nirhali's Weblog - May 25, 2007
As the consumer devices get more sophisticated, more complicated applications will run on devices and there will be greater need to manage the application data. The need for running database engine on small devices …
msdn.com » Joe Calev's WebLog - Apr 2, 2007
I have received a number of replies concerning my posts on how to simulate unsupported languages using phonemes. I must apologize that the intention of the post was to show how to use a hack to get "some" support in …
Also tagged: language, microsoft speech server, speech sdk, speech server, globalization
msdn.com » Joe Calev's WebLog - Feb 23, 2007
Yesterday I wrote about how to create a grammar for a language for which we do not have a recognition engine. The post ended with a question on how to best approximate the phonemes for a target word. As I mentioned …
Also tagged: microsoft speech server, speech sdk, speech server, globalization