[REL] SH3VoiceCommand v1.0 Official Release

[shadow_wxh]

Originally Posted by rik007

It's a NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3060. I'm running W10 64bit.

It's a good point you mention because I notice that when sh3.exe has started the transcriber is started in the background. Once I start a mission it vanishes. I cannot see it in the process manager of W10 anymore.

If I then start it manually it give "Unknown exception share memory"

If I start it manually as administrator it starts and waits for input. If I switch back to sh3 and voice a command I see an error in the transcriber. Unfortunately it closes so quickly that I cannot read it

Check the known issue section in the user manual see if that helps.

[rik007]

I did... So what...? Can you be more specific?

[shadow_wxh]

Originally Posted by rik007

I did... So what...? Can you be more specific?

1. You need at least 4GB graphic memory.
2. Set VoiceTranscriber.exe to high priority in the windows graphic settings.
3. Set SavAudio = TURE see if your voice can be captured with good quality.
4. See if VoiceTranscriber.exe has been started successfully if showing "Share Memory NOT Ready" reboot your computer. (real power off hard reboot to prevent memory not being cleared totally)
5. Turn on GeForce Experience screen recorder while in-game default is Alt+F9.
6. Try some of the command phrases while in game, if not catching check the log and console see what message displays.

[rik007]

Thank you for providing the extra info

[Mister_M]

Hello.

This work looks interesting. Voice command is probably a great addition to the game.

It would be amazing to be able to make the TDC calibration only by voice, as it was done in reality, so you can keep your eye on the periscope. But I guess it's not possible unfortunately?

[shadow_wxh]

Originally Posted by Mister_M

Hello.

This work looks interesting. Voice command is probably a great addition to the game.

It would be amazing to be able to make the TDC calibration only by voice, as it was done in reality, so you can keep your eye on the periscope. But I guess it's not possible unfortunately?

It is possible now.........

[Mister_M]

Originally Posted by shadow_wxh

It is possible now.........

Incredible!
Too bad I'm not under Win 10.

[shadow_wxh]

Here is the link to the demonstration video

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Fc...2456775c10a9ce