Hiya guys, I have installed nerd-dictation (speech to text software) and it is quite unbelievable. I am using it now in fact for this sentence.
https://github.com/ideasman42/nerd-dictation (Okay, I didnt speak the url
So, I had to install 'parec' which is the command for recording the audio. This audio is from my usb headset as I dictate, however I would like to parse a sound file through nerd-dictation, which I guess can be done with a simple command in terminal, however I cannot find any information on github or anywhere else.
The command I use to start the dictation is;
./nerd-dictation begin --vosk-model-dir=./model &
As an aside I have to cd to nerd-dictation folder for this command to work, and it borks if I don't, so that's my newbie workaround.
If you haven't tried nerd-dictation, give it a whirl, the 40mb offline speech file works extremely well.
Cheers
zPuppy
https://github.com/ideasman42/nerd-dictation (Okay, I didnt speak the url
So, I had to install 'parec' which is the command for recording the audio. This audio is from my usb headset as I dictate, however I would like to parse a sound file through nerd-dictation, which I guess can be done with a simple command in terminal, however I cannot find any information on github or anywhere else.
The command I use to start the dictation is;
./nerd-dictation begin --vosk-model-dir=./model &
As an aside I have to cd to nerd-dictation folder for this command to work, and it borks if I don't, so that's my newbie workaround.
If you haven't tried nerd-dictation, give it a whirl, the 40mb offline speech file works extremely well.
Cheers
zPuppy