Speech Recognition Start up Change

[Guest]

I'm using the Speech recognition program and am frustrated by the start
listening activation phrase. The s's in start listening cause it to activate
from sleep even when I'm not trying to use it. The program seems to have been
developed without consideration to normal conversations between people and
background noise in actual use. So, is there a way to change the start
listening phrase to something else which less common such as "Achtung"?

Thanks in advance for any recommendations you can give me.

 

[warpsix]

I'm using the Speech recognition program and am frustrated by the start
listening activation phrase. The s's in start listening cause it to activate
from sleep even when I'm not trying to use it. The program seems to have been
developed without consideration to normal conversations between people and
background noise in actual use. So, is there a way to change the start
listening phrase to something else which less common such as "Achtung"?

Thanks in advance for any recommendations you can give me.

Glad i don't have that issue but ,it seems to me that if the computer is
confusing "sleep" with "start listening" i would go through another
round of training

 

[Guest]

No, actually the problem is that the damned thing wakes up when I'm having a
simple conversation or listening to the radio. I've isolated the problem to
the activation phrase start listening which is why I want to change it. Any
ideas anyone?

 

[warpsix]

No, actually the problem is that the damned thing wakes up when I'm having a
simple conversation or listening to the radio. I've isolated the problem to
the activation phrase start listening which is why I want to change it. Any
ideas anyone?

If your talking about the display that would normally say "sleeping"
that changes to "try saying start listening" thats not going to stop. I
have tried to trick mine into waking up by saying "start hearing" or
start start or anything else besides "start listening" to no avail the
only way mine will wake up is to use the exact phrase "start listening"