hey guy just thinking outside the box. i was wanting to know if you could make it were dispatch sound board could talk to you. in nascar 06 by ea sports thay used logitech usb technology allow you to talk to your crew chief and he would talk back. but you had to say like key words he would say to repeat that again if he didnt here the key word when you were talking.

I doubt that. You mean using a microphone to actually speak to the dispatcher who talks back on certain key words?

Yeah I don't really understand whether or not you want this in LCPDFR, or if your trying to get something to work, Idk, either way, I'll be moving this topic to Random from now.

yes i would love to have this in game but is there any program out there that allows you to say like f3 and it would think you just pushed the key f3 like voice recognition typing. that way when you wanted backup all you would have to say is f3.

I remember another game (Ghost Recon?) had this. I think it's an interesting idea and wouldn't be too difficult (provided you could find a good voice recognition library/API).

We won't be doing this, though.

ok do thay sell a voice recognition keyboard were you could hook your mic to and say alt b and then it would be like you pressing them keys and it would call for backup whitout pressing any key. reason i ask is becase i use a g25 wheel and xbox 360 controler and instead of haveing to find the keys on the keyboard i would just like tosay them.

Well most PCs have voice recognition, like you say "Google Chrome" and it'll open Google Chrome for you. I also believe you can say "Cats" and it'd search cats for you. Give it a try.

voice recognition does not work for in game the key on the keyboard stand for diffrent things in game. but if you had a voice recognition keyboard then when you were in game or out if you said key j then when you were in game it would cut on your lights and all the computer would know is you just pushed the j key to were if your using voice recognition in your pc if you antin typing are some thing like that it not going to do anything. i think a voice recognition keyboard would be great and a lot of true gammers would love it.

Try looking at GlovePIE. I *think* it lets you translate spoken commands into virtual button presses (in general, what it does is let you use different input methods and simulate keyboard commands). Right now, their website has been hacked; if/when it comes back, try it out.

On another note: Can you seriously imagine shouting "ALT B! ALT B!"?

...Right now, their website has been hacked; if/when it comes back, try it out.

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IA's Wayback Machine to the rescue.

That's from before the newest version was released, though. You can download it from the GlovePIE site, and uploading it to a multi-scanner site showed no issue, but...still not the best of ideas. A definitely clean slightly older version (which still seems to have voice command) is at http://download.chip.eu/en/GlovePie-0.30_174835.html