PSPeech – voice recognition tool
Homebrew developer Noob2PsP has come out with an awesome proof-of-concept: PSPeech. This PSP application allows people to use voice commands to interact with the handheld, a concept perhaps borrowed from the Nintendo DS’ microphone function.
To use the program, you will need either a Talkman Microphone, SOCOM Headset, self-made headset or the Chotto Shot Cam to interface with the program. However, since we still can’t use a microphone with the demo we can’t say for certain that it’s working as was intended.
Sure it may seem like a novelty at this time, but imagine this feature being integrated into a custom firmware. This could even potentially lead to us navigating through our PSP menus via voice commands. With even further development, (and perhaps a larger team of developers) you could actually even have a conversation with your PSP. I may be making wild imaginations here but hey, the PSP homebrew scene has hurdled seemingly impossible feats before right?
So download this program and try it out. Be sure to go over the instructions before you do anything though.
Download: PSPeech
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum
Homebrew developer Noob2PsP has come out with an awesome proof-of-concept: PSPeech. This PSP application allows people to use voice commands to interact with the handheld, a concept perhaps borrowed from the Nintendo DS’ microphone function.
To use the program, you will need either a Talkman Microphone, SOCOM Headset, self-made headset or the Chotto Shot Cam to interface with the program. However, since we still can’t use a microphone with the demo we can’t say for certain that it’s working as was intended.
Sure it may seem like a novelty at this time, but imagine this feature being integrated into a custom firmware. This could even potentially lead to us navigating through our PSP menus via voice commands. With even further development, (and perhaps a larger team of developers) you could actually even have a conversation with your PSP. I may be making wild imaginations here but hey, the PSP homebrew scene has hurdled seemingly impossible feats before right?
So download this program and try it out. Be sure to go over the instructions before you do anything though.
Download: PSPeech
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forum
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