Windows Server 2008 : Speech Runtime - What am I missing? -
I'm trying to get speech recognition to use system.speech on Windows Server 2008.
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I have created a console application that is Vista Vista Vista. System on Speech. Uses Recognition (SAPI 5.4). Works great on this machine.
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Tried to install / execute it on a Windows Server 2008 x86 machine. It has .NET 3.5. No luck ... Throwing errors - After the investigation, it was found that there are no identifiers installed by default in 2008.
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New established, and, all of which were released a month earlier. As I think, runtime is an identifier compatible with WinServer 2008.
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Tried to run its application again, and still no identifier was found.
I can see that an identifier dll is installed here: C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Common Files \ microsoft share \ Speech \ SR \ v10 .1 \ spsreng.dll
What am I doing wrong? :)
You need to use Microsoft.Speech.Recognition to use the speech platform server is; System Speech. Recognition requires a desktop recognition engine, which is not available on Windows Server.
The server and desktop identification engines are completely different.
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