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I have a question - the Extension manager PDF help that MMF2.5 links to on the start page mention C# as an extension development language. However, the only extension SDK for Windows seam still to be based entirely on c/c++ . It is also quite outdated from 2014 and doesn't seam to have any Visual studio project files?
I think it was asking if you were able to code in these languages then you might be able do extensions, not that you can do extensions in all these languages. That said, the SDK's are in C++ but it is possible to make extensions using C#.
The overall slowdown is because most things people want have been made into extensions already. I am still doing extensions as well. I am finishing up a 3d extension for html5.
It's official: It's working! At least on Windows 10 it is, anyways.
EDIT: Specific word recognized seems to have difficulties, though, best as I can tell... either that, or it's somehow interpreting the word "right" as "left", which is honestly just as bad (if not worse, since I'd imagine that the latter would be an issue with the speech recognition engine itself, which is probably harder for you to fix on your end). XD
You can improve the detection quality by "training" your computer to recognize your style.
Still does not work on my side: Windows 7 Professional 64-Bit. Which .Net dlls are you binding with your project? That is a great job though, thanks for this. I will save time if I do not need to finish my voice recognition extension but it seems to lack some features that I need: Can I customize the language it is using or is it this of the OS version? Can I customize one of the speech recognition models: acoustic model, phonetic dictionary or language model?
The only requirements are NET 3.5 or later. You can customize the language in your speech settings. I may add more specific features at a later date.
