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Is there a way to stop Androids from auto-stopping when you stop speaking? I want it to function identically to how it works on iOS.
Hm, thats unfortunate. Is there at least a way to change how long it takes to turn off?
I found some properties in here:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/speech/RecognizerIntent.htmlBut can’t figure out how to access them using the plug ins framework.
I’ve added option to change those parameters, but sadly Google made a big fail about it and it seems those settings stopped working since ICS.
Take a look at those links:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15660805/android-extras-about-speech-recognition-does-not-work
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/36928328I will send unity package on your email with version having option to change those values. Maybe you want to play with it anyway.
Hi!
Is this still a not supported feature on Android? I also would like change how long it takes to turn off
Thanks
Hi, Can you please send me the package as I want to give around 40 to 50 seconds to speak. How can I skip “failed during recording” listener so I have to wait for full 40 to 50 seconds at least? Because the “final result” never called when “failed during recording” called.
Guys, check links I sent above. This issue still seems to be present and Google does not care about it.
The voice recognition will be executed once the current start button is pressed.
I want to continue to recognize the voice when the start button is pressed once the voice recognition succeeds or fails and an error message is displayed.
Example: Voice recognition start button-> Speech recognition success-> StartRecording execution-> Speech recognition error-> StartRecording start-> Speech recognition success
Is there any way to get voice recognition continuously like the example above?
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