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Already have an account? Here I run the commands sent from BitVoicer Server. After going through a bunch of the code I think I found something. You can also download the Arduino sketch from the link below the code. I'll probably start on tearing it apart tomorrow, just wondering if you had any suggestions as to where to start and as to what changes to make to the newer code, so that I can use the mic on the computer.

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bitvoicr Commands that controls the LEDs contains 2 bytes. I going to add WiFi communication to one Arduino and control two other Arduinos all together by voice.

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The first byte indicates the pin and the second byte indicates the pin value. I am trying to keep this project independent from a PC, but it may will not be able since there will be face recognition also. BitVoicer Server supports only 8-bit mono PCM audio samples per second so if you need to convert an audio file to this format, I recommend the following online bltvoicer tool: Library references and variable declaration: Where can I download one of those?

I want to voice control some things at home.

I found the code bellow in the BitVoicer's bitcoicer manual. I just looked at BitSophia's website and they released a new version of BitVoicer.

I have sent your question to the company behind BitVoicer, but from the description on the web and the contents of their Arduino library it appears to be as you say: The first step is to wire the Arduino and the breadboard with the components as shown in the pictures below. In the wireless version: I'm going to try this new version bitvocier order a wireless module https: This function performs the following actions: The audio is a little piano jingle I recorded myself and set it as the audio source of the second command.

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Here I run the commands sent from BitVoicer Server. The problem is as mentioned before that the code has changed. Use the code in this post instead: About Us Contact Hackaday. Was there one in the older version? vitvoicer

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In my next project, I will be a little more ambitious. This might be useful to newcomers to Arduino who need to get voice recognition integrated into an Arduino project with very little time to spend, and have access to a Windows PC. These libraries are provided by BitSophia and can be found in the BitVoicer Server installation folder. Im new to arduino and I wouldn't mind trying to tear apart the code, and compare to the old code so that I can use bitgoicer mic on the computer and the newer BitVoicer 1.

I use the analogWrite function to set the appropriate value to the pin.

It uses the computer's mic to capture audio and does not use a wireless connection the simplest setup possible. Of course you can do anything you want once you have received the commands from Bitvoicer, but to keep things simple, I thought a led test would do just fine. Only the old version would take an int value.

Suggestions are very welcome! Also do you think it would work if instead of the mic newer version I could replace it with an audio jack and plug in a headset with a mic?

You can also download the Arduino sketch from the link below the code. Just set it as the audio input in the preferences. As soon as it gets enabled, the Arduino identifies an available Speech Recognition Engine and starts streaming audio to BitVoicer Server.

The bitvoicee version of the BitVoicerSerial class does not take any parameters, so you can not add 0 to the wireless version of the code.