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January 2008 Public Step 8 In Server Status tab press “Perform Status Enquiry”. If everything works fine you will have 4 ports for speechify_switts, 4 ports for osr_swirec and 4 ports for osr_swiep ASR and TTS engines are licensed correctly and ready to be used by VoiceIO service. Please note that VoiceIO service allocates 1 port for TTS and 1 port for ASR thus with the above licenses you are able to use 4 instances of VoiceIO service at the same time in the same machine (assuming that the machine is powerful enough!). 1.4.2.4 Install VoiceIO Step 1 Create the folder structure illustrated in the following picture. Folder C:\Amigo contains the subfolders: • lib -> the folder where the required libraries (dlls) are stored Amigo IST-2004-004182 47/114
January 2008 Public • recordings -> the folder where the recorder speech files are stored • SWs -> the folder where the speech files ready for recognition are stored • VoiceIO -> the folder of the VoiceIO C# solution • WaveIO -> the folder of the WaveIO C# solution Folder C:\Amigo\lib contains the files: • EMIC.FirewallHandler.dll -> Amigo .Net framework • EMIC.WebServerComponent.dll -> Amigo .Net framework • EMIC.WSAddressing.dll -> Amigo .Net framework • OSRRecog.dll -> library for using OSR 3.0 recognition engine • ttssvr.dll -> library for using RealSpeak 4.0 synthesis engine • WaveConverter.dll -> library for wave file transformations (produced by WaveIO solution) • WaveIO.dll -> library for microphone / RTP capture and playing sound files (produced by WaveIO solution) • WSDiscovery.Net.dll -> Amigo .Net framework Folder C:\Amigo\recordings is empty at the begin Folder C:\Amigo\SWs is empty at the begin Folder C:\Amigo\VoiceIO contains: • VoiceIO.sln -> the C# solution file • VoiceIO -> the folder of VoceIO server C# project • Client -> the folder of a demo client application C# project • ApplicationResources -> the folder contains the grammar files for the demo client application • SystemPrompts -> the folder the prompt text files for the demo client application Step 2 Register the BuildSentence.dll library. From command line enter the following command: >regsvr32 BuildSentence.dll Step 3 Rebuild VoiceIO server and client projects if you want to change the settings for server name and port (default 7777). Amigo IST-2004-004182 48/114
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