RE-SEND I just returned from KP2CW & the CW DX Contest...now shifting gears and most anxious to complete the fullcallsign.wav voice-keying implementation for future SSB contests. Has WriteLog been tw
Has WriteLog been tweaked yet to first look for a fullcallsign.wav file and if not found, then play the individual alpha/numeric .wav files? -- I would love to see more capability for SSB voice files
While I agree with you 100%, having recorded combination for all 3 letter suffixes would be a monumental task.... There are 17,576 three letter combinations. If you do only two letter combinations,
Chad - You are very correct. Recording the thousands of those 3-character combinations would be large task indeed. On the other hand, the ability to record prefixes like KA3, KH6, KL7, etc might be w
If you go to the original posters site and read the documentation, you will need to record all the known callsigns ahead of time. This would be an even greater task and then have to keep updating the
Let me clear up some apparent confusion about how this can work (although as previously stated, it is NOT for everyone). It is NOT the monster tasks some are eluding to. As discussed with another Wri
And in a year or two we will be taking speech recognition in WriteLog that will decode vice, pop the call sign into the entry window and then send the proper voice message, etc without human interven
Yes, decoding vice might be fun but I left the o out of voice. And in a year or two we will be taking speech recognition in WriteLog that will decode vice, pop the call sign into the entry window and
Eric, K6VVA is correct. There must be a way to use a combination of .wav and DVK to produce a smooth exchange on SSB. Many of the contesters are getting older and if like me allergies have taken thei
type stuff to speech recognition of what ? _______________________________________________ WriteLog mailing list WriteLog@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/writelog WriteLo
Thank God...there IS someone out there who can grasp what this is really all about (not to mention being able to donate a .wav file collection to Mute hams who might like to work an SSB contest). Tnx
Ahh, just think of it, Rick - your mellifluous voice giving life to thousands of vocally challenged operators, filling the amateur airwaves with the dulcet tones of a professional enunciator! Where a
Steve: Glad you asked. I meant to say "voice processing", however "speech recognition" IS a part of the long-range plan...to log v-e-r-b-a-l-l-y instead of having to type anything if desired (in a qu
Yes, this would be a very useful IMO as well. I would use like UA9CDC like UA9 C D C or WB4 T D H spelling the suffix out like Charlie-Delta-Charlie while using the quick phonetics for prefix. 73! Z