the workspace file Cognitive-Speech-STT-iOS > SpeechSDK.xcworkspace. Start XCode and choose the menu File, and Open.First, you must obtain a Speech API subscription key by following the instructions on Subscriptions.This sample demonstrates the following features using a wav file or external microphone input: The Client Library Reference for iOS can be found here.
#MICROSOFT AZURE SPEECH TO TEXT API EXAMPLES SIMULATOR#
If you wish to run on the iOS Simulator or MacOSX, repeat steps 2-4 but choose either iPhoneSimulator or MacOSX instead.In the dialog, select amework and click the Add button. In the General tab, under the Embedded Binaries section, click the (+) button.
You will notice that amework exists under the Linked Frameworks and Libraries section.
Go to your project settings, by single clicking your project, and navigate to the General tab. Navigate to iPhoneOS, select amework, and click Add. Select your target application, and open the menu File then Add Files to. To add the Speech Client Library dependency to an existing XCode Project: This repo contains the iOS client library and samples for Speech-to-Text in Microsoft Speech API, an offering within Microsoft Cognitive Services on Azure, formerly known as Project Oxford. Microsoft Speech API: iOS Speech-to-Text Client Library and Samples Bing Speech Service has been deprecated, please use the new Speech Service. NOTE: The content of this repository is supporting the Bing Speech Service, not the new Speech Service. Please check out Microsoft Cognitive Services Speech SDK for documentation, links to the download pages, and the samples. The new Speech SDK comes with support for Windows, Android, Linux, Javascript and iOS. We released a new Speech SDK supporting the new Speech Service. September 2018: New Microsoft Cognitive Services Speech SDK available
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