Android Question Convert audio file (mp3) to text

[Khalid.]

Is there a program to import an audio file that converts it to text (not from the microphone) from a file

 

[Erel]

No.

 

[Khalid.]

No.

What is this prepareAudioFile library, is it incomplete

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/speechtotext-continuous-offline-voice-recognition.134857/

 

[DonManfred]

is it incomplete

You should create a new thread for a new question.

The library is not incomplete.
Did you downloaded everything from the thread?

 

[Khalid.]

Did you downloaded everything from the thread?

Yes , the example works, but converting audio file to text is not working

 

[DonManfred]

Yes , the example works, but converting audio file to text is not working

it is working for me.

- Click in the AUDIO FILE TO TEXT Button
- Click on Start on the Nextpage (lower left). It converts the welcome.wav file in File.Dirassets to text...

 

[Khalid.]

welcome.wav file in File.Dirassets to text.

But when the audio file was changed, it was not converted to text correctly. The sound is 13 seconds long. “him” or “the” comes out.

 

[DonManfred]

it was not converted to text correctly

bad soundquality? Your voice is just not recognized?
Try a better template

 

[Khalid.]

bad soundquality? Your voice is just not recognized?
Try a better template

I downloaded an mp3 file, then converted it to .wav, and attached it to the example file and replaced welcome.wav, but when executing, it converts one or two words

https://www.earboo.com/sites/default/files/highroller/j bezos boos/computer love.mp3

 

[JohnC]

Is the sample rate of the resulting wav file 16000?

 

[Khalid.]

Is the sample rate of the resulting wav file 16000?

 

[JohnC]

Bit rate is different than sample rate.

The demo includes a WAV file that it uses to do the "Audio file to Text" function, and I just checked (with windows media player) and that sample WAV file is encoded with a 16k sample rate.

So, it looks like the library is designed to only work with 16k sample rate audio even for files.

Luckily, @Biswajit is working on a version where you can specify a different sample rate.

 

[Khalid.]

Bit rate is different than sample rate.

 

[JohnC]

The new version of the library was just released that allows you to set the sample rate, so if you set it to 44100, it should be able to read your WAV file.

Update: I just noticed that your screenshot states the "format" of the WAV file is "MPEG Audio" - it looks like your "converter" didn't really change the MP3 to a true wav file. So even if you set the sample rate to 44100, it might not work because the library might not be able to read that WAV file format correctly.