Then one can say play and it starts to play music. Or in music app one can say the name of song and voice recognition opens it. In IE for example one can just say the text in some weblink and voice recognitionīrowses to it. One can start apps in Start-screen by saying app's name and then use apps quite easily with voice.

Speech recognition in Windows 8 with english seems to work even better than before. Is that support free to use with no extra costs, like those more than 120 user interface languages, that Windows 8 supports? I have not found information of those new languages, so:Ĭan someone tell which languages Windows 8 supports with text to speech and speech recognition, so list of those languages? ' We added more languages and voices to Narrator to support additional countries and preferences.' That Windows 8 supports more languages than before in Narrator (text to speech) and in speech recognition. I have felt here that Windows 7 has been less feature-supported here, than in countries of those supported language regions. Than Swedish) and in Bing Translate too (there is even text to speech support to both of those languages). There is support to them in other software (Finnish is more easy to support in computer voices I live in Finland in Scandinavia and our country has two national languages, Finnish and minority language Swedish, but those have not been supported in Windows 7. and British), Spanish, German, French, Japanese and Chinese (traditional and simplified). Windows 7 has supported only few (world main) languages in speech recognition and text to speech (Narrator), so English (U.S.

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