Member Avatar for El Duke

Hi,

I am using Linux, and I was looking for free source code ( Python) for speech recognition, I found "Speech" for Windows. I have tried to run it on Linux, I got errors of missing modules, I found most of them online but when I got this error: No Module named win32com.client I tried to find it but couldn't.

My question is, is there anyway to run this on Linux and what's the equivalent to this module in Linux ( what should I install to IDLE/python to import rather than win32com)


Another question, Do you guys know any place where I can find Python speech recognition code ??


Thanks in advance.

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Member Avatar for Mathhax0r

I would use a virtual machine with windows and python on it and install the win32 module. There's no good way to simply replace it.

Member Avatar for vegaseat

Microsoft has invested a lot of effort into speech handling for their operating system. That's why Windows will blow Linux out of the water when it comes to media functionality.

Member Avatar for El Duke

Thanks but I don't see the virtual machine is an option here, cmusphinx I am trying to see what is in that package so far, thanks

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