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Boston Voice users December 11 meeting announcement
A quick reminder- our regular meeting is in two weeks:
When: Tuesday, December 11, 2007, 7:30 pm
Where: MIT, Room 2-135
(directions below)
Topic: Linux-Capable Speech Recognition Update
Susan Cragin will demonstrate the installation, training and use of DNS9 Preferred running on Linux through the WINE emulator. She will also give a speed / accuracy demonstration for text input, using Ubuntu Studio (Gutsy) with the RealTime Kernel. Cragin is a DNS9 application maintainer for WINE. Currently she is responsible for testing DNS9P using daily WINE gits.
Boston Voice Users meets at MIT from 7:30 p.m. until
approximately 9:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each
month.
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Don Nicklas
Boston Voice Users
http://www.bostonvoiceusers.org/
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Directions to room: Go in the main door of MIT, at 77 Mass. Ave. Go three quarters of the way down the infinite corridor. Turn right at Building 4 and follow the main corridor of building 4 all the way to the end. Turn left, follow this corridor to the intersection of buildings 6, 2 and the corridor to the library (the corridor decorated with murals of jungle animals). Turn right and follow the corridor to room 2-135. You can also get in from building 14 (the library) or Building 8.
For wheelchair access, there is a ramp and door to the left of the stairs at 77 Mass. Ave. (behind the bus stop) This entrance gives you basement level access to the elevator in Lobby 7 (the lobby at 77 Mass. Ave).
For Directions to MIT, see http://whereis.mit.edu/map-jpg
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Wish I could be there for
Wish I could be there for this one. Any chance of a transcript or video or ??
We don't, to my knowledge,
We don't, to my knowledge, have any equipment to produce a video. I will see that useful notes and links get posted.
I wonder how the
I wonder how the Professional version would work with Linux? Which Linux is best? What sound system do they use for the Linux... is there a tutorial for putting it on?
Those are a few of my questions.
I'll check this thread again
I'll check this thread again before the meeting for questions to bring up at the meeting. I'll post the answers after the meeting. Obviously if anyone has an answer before the meeting, post it to this thread.
Questions for meeting
Some questions I have about DNS/Linux.