VoiceCommander for Mac1.4

Name: VoiceCommander
Price: 15.00 $
Rating: 4.375 (2 reviews)

11 July 2004

Command apps with your voice.

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What is VoiceCommander for Mac

VoiceCommander is a Mac OS X software that allows commanding applications using the voice. It uses Mac OS X built-in speech recognition technology to produce the appropriate key-presses corresponding to the user installed voice command. It works seamlessly with any Mac OS X application, being Cocoa, Carbon or even Classic.

Uses for VoiceCommander include:

Commanding games: what about changing weapon in Quake using the voice, or creating and using units group in Starcraft. These are only a few examples of what is actually possible to do.
Commanding multimedia softwares: a sample command preset is included that allows navigating through DVD tracks using the voice.
Going from one slide to another in some well known presentation software, using the voice !
Generating usual shortcuts key combination in any app using the voice. This can be very useful for disabled people.

What's new in VoiceCommander

Version 1.4: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

What a great utility ! And cheap. Use it to fill in web forms while looking down a microscope. It's simple to set up, and requires no modification of the web page. Just say "4 next 2 next 2 next 3 next" etc. It only outputs single characters at the moment, but if they add the ability to output whole strings, then the potential explodes.

Guest

Apr 15 2002

0.9b

0.0

Apr 15 2002

0.0

Version: 0.9b

Voice Commander is an awesome program! I have been using it with various applications with great success. I have been using it with Lightwave3D and it has increased my productivity by reducing mouse clicks. I can speak the command and voice commander does the rest! Very awesome program. Thanks to the people at eX cinder.