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Voice reconition - Nascar 2?

4 posts by 4 people · 22 Jun 1999 - 22 Jun 1999

Laf 22 Jun 1999#475600
I could swear I remember reading somewhere that there were some people using voice reconition programs with nascar 2 for pit commands. If so can someone recomend what would be a better program to use and are there any sites that get into the faqs of using this with nascar 2. I'm very interested in trying it out if it works...
Greg Cisko 22 Jun 1999#475601
try www.gamecommander.com. -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com >I could swear I remember reading somewhere that there were some people >using voice reconition programs with nascar 2 for pit commands. If so >can someone recomend what would be a better program to use and are >there any sites that get into the faqs of using this with nascar 2. >I'm very interested in trying it out if it works...
The VC, or Verbal Commander, is a ISA card that you plug your Keyboard and a microphone into. Then there is software that comes with the card. With this setup, you choose a "game" and then choose key board commands. each keyboard command(s) is then linked to a voice input from your microphone. With Nascar2 there are a bunch of keyboard commands that can be implemented. With GPL however, there are only two:-( F-10 and the look left/right. When on the pole at Brands hatch, using the F-10 view is essential to be able to see the green flag to drop. As soon as it does, I switch back to normal view. In that respect, the VC would be great! all I would have to do is say "eften" when I want to use it, and again when I want to switch back. No more would I have to search for the F10 key while trying to hold my line. The Look L/R wouldn't be able to be used though :-( I could say "lookright" and what would happen would be the screen would do a very fast look and probably too fast for me to recognize what's to the right of me. In any case, The VC was the thing to get about a year ago. I don't have the URL but I bet someone else does. Mike Barlow > I could swear I remember reading somewhere that there were some people > using voice reconition programs with nascar 2 for pit commands. If so > can someone recomend what would be a better program to use and are > there any sites that get into the faqs of using this with nascar 2. > I'm very interested in trying it out if it works... -- ========================================= Mike Barlow of Barlow Racing? ========================================= Member of R.O.R. 1999 http://w3.ime.net/~marknjess/ror.html ========================================= Racing online with the help of...... Mark Seery ***sports [link lost in import] Sim Racing Mag http://www.simracingmag.com/ Race Communications Association http://members.xoom.com/RCA/toc.html Holodyne Engineering Mystic Music (have Your !!Name/Address!! placed here) mikeba.vcf < 1K Download
Jan Kohl 22 Jun 1999#475603
>I could swear I remember reading somewhere that there were some people >using voice reconition programs with nascar 2 for pit commands. If so >can someone recomend what would be a better program to use and are >there any sites that get into the faqs of using this with nascar 2. >I'm very interested in trying it out if it works... We just posted an in-depth review of Verbal Commander on The Pits...check it out, Goy puts it to the test in N99... Cheers! ??Jan Kohl?? **The Pits Performance Team** Computer Systems Programmer USAF Air-Ground Operations School Hurlburt Field, FL Castle Graphics - http://www.castlegraphics.com/ The Pits - http://www.theuspits.com/

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