This is my take on speech-to-text software for Resonite.
This is losely based on and inspired by Zetaphor and ShadowX's Resonite Voice Bridge without all the bells and whistles their speech-to-text program has.
Currently the only supported language is English
Majus' Resonite STT comes preloaded with an already set up config file with word replacements provided by Sloppy McFloppy.
Zetaphor and ShadowX's Resonite Voice Bridge does word replacement in the browser.
Majus' Resonite STT does it on the server, and uses the provided config.cfg file for the word replacement.
The config.cfg file is also used for setting the port used for connecting with resonite and for setting the port the server will serve the static file from.
The default port for resonite is 5001 and for statically served files is 5000
Google Chrome is required for the speech recognition api
Download and extract the latest release from Releases.
Open resonite-stt.exe.
Open Google Chrome to http://localhost:5000 (or whatever you have changed the port to)
Connect a Resonite WebSocket Client to ws://localhost:5001 (or whatever you have changed the port to)
Install Node.js LTS.
To build run npm install and npm run build
To run in node do npm install and npm run start
This project is not affiliated with Resonite or its staff, nor is it affiliated with Zedaphor, ShadowX, Resonite Voice Bridge or The Neolanders.