how can i get the binary of an audio file or converting the Arabic audio to Arabic text in c#?

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i have a project to convert arabic audio to text or get the binary of that audio file and match it in sqlserver database
anyone can help me urgently please??

Posted 19-Aug-11 10:53am

samarsamora

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I don't hope for you that it's really that urgent, speech regocnition aint an easy subject, hell noone has perfected it yet.

That said here are some articles
Speech Recognition And Synthesis Managed APIs In Windows Vista[^]
Speech Recognition[^]

Posted 19-Aug-11 11:13am

Simon Bang Terkildsen

Updated 19-Aug-11 11:14am

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samarsamora 19-Aug-11 17:25pm

thanks for your quick response
but l must do Arabic speech recognition not English
or you can help me in getting the binary of audio file??

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Aug-11 17:26pm

Did you really understand what OP is asking about. Matching the audio! This is ridiculous. Please see my solution -- I suggest some realistic variant.
--SA

Simon Bang Terkildsen 19-Aug-11 17:41pm

Yeah I got the part about matching the audio, but I just assumed that he said that due to lack of knowledge on the subject, and thus directed him to the two speech recognition articles.

samarsamora 20-Aug-11 6:27am

if you know the code of this part tell me please

Solution 3

Hi All

I need your help "samarsamora" please
i want to develop Arabic speech recognition system that will be mobile based similar to this program V-Lingo http://store.ovi.com/content/16544?clickSource=AAS[^]
if you have A time to help me please tell me .... thanks

Posted 11-Feb-12 11:00am

Ibrahim Abdelgawad

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samarsamora 12-Feb-12 12:34pm

hi ibrahim
i found that neural networks solves this kind of problems becuase c# don't support arabic but it needs much time to build it and train it by matlab 2007 program
but i didn't try it becuase the restriction of time

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-19T11:25:00

Solution 2

First problem is the Arabic speech recognition engine.

Please see:
http://international.sakhr.com/arabic-speech-recognition-and-arabic-TTS.html[^],
http://arabic1.software.informer.com/download-arabic-speech-recognition/[^],
http://softwaretopic.informer.com/dragon-arabic-speech-recognition/[^].

Try to find some more: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=speech+recognition+arabic[^].

Now, let's come to the main thing: do you really want to match audio to audio?

Forget it. Urgent? It will probably take you the lifetime. I never heard that such problem was resolved anywhere even remotely. Apparently you have no idea of the complexity of the task, but I do. Who knows the criteria for two audio clips to be close? And the criteria is the most complex. Do you want to recognize the personal voice characteristics or just the phrase? Oh, why am I even ask you. Just forget it.

However, I can offer you the reasonable work around. When you're done with the speech recognition using the engine, do the following: in your database, store the text. Don't even play with the idea of storing audio and audio matching. Store the text, perform speech recognition with the engine and match recognized text. This is the most you will be able to do; and this is quite feasible.

—SA

Posted 19-Aug-11 11:25am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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samarsamora 20-Aug-11 6:51am

you mean l should forget this idea because it is hard ??
i want to make a program like shakhr same output not urgent in one and half mouth is this reasonable ??

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Feb-12 18:19pm

I don't say you should forget the idea just because it's hard. It's not realistic expectation for any reasonable amount of time.

My estimate is this: if you find ready-to-use Arabic recognition engine and use the speech recognition -- it is very realistic but pretty difficult do complete in half of month. Basically, realistic or almost realistic; with some hard work.

Some general audio-to-audio comparison? No, you did not even formulated the idea for comparison criteria. Suppose you understand a good criteria and formulated it already. In this case my estimate -- several years of work of world-best experts. At best. Yes, seriously.

--SA

phele 12-Mar-12 7:00am

hayi i have assignment to complete and a partial model that i have to complete by end of this week , to convert an audio call to a text document on c# asp.net please replie asap

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 12-Mar-12 13:03pm

Thank you for this information. Perhaps you should admit that there is no such thing as miracle. I've given my rough evaluation of the situation. I don't think we have anything to discuss. Do you think "I have an assignment" statement can change any facts? :-)
--SA

phele 13-Mar-12 2:23am

like taking a audio recorded file from a telephone system and store it to a computer then the system will go thru that wave file and start writing on a textfile. like speech recognition but this time around the audio file will be there and the computer will have to write taking it from a existing file.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Mar-12 2:52am

Yes, I understand like what. I'm telling just one thing: I tried recognition in English, and it was not too bad, but would not make a killer application; I tried dictation, and it's very frustrating. Based on that, I gave you my evaluation. What else could you argue about? If you think you can do it faster, just do it. I would be very excited to know your results...
--SA