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AS far as I have tested, L&H sucks.  The best English result is Dragon, tested
by PC Magazine.

But I don't know the results about Germany.
ViaVoice is not bad actually.  Now I am using it.

Reginald Blue wrote:

> I'd start with L&H and go from there:
>
> http://www.lhs.com
>
> By the way, you didn't specify if you wanted a dictation or CFG based
> recognizer.
>
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> David Obermann <obermann@mail.math.tu-berlin.de> wrote in message
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> > Hi,
> >
> > Can anybody give me a hint if there are good speech recognition programs
> > (for continuous recognition)
> > (other than viavoice - I got the beta version for Linux ) for german
> > which can be licensed and used in own programs.
> > I want to try out several programs in order to find one which is most
> > convenient for my purpose.
> > If possible it should run under UNIX/Linux. But other environments as
> > MS-NT 4.0 etc. are also possible.
> > I urgently need some demo versions of such SDKs. Please give hints where
> > I can find such progs. Are there any recent tests of speech recognition
> > software?