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I am interested in how does shazam or soundhound work.
How does it record a voice and makes a fingerprint that is so simmilar to their database of fingerprints that it finds a match?
I am about to start writing some software in C/C++ but not sure which libraries to use, seen there is some Speech SDK from Microsoft. Dont you have some suggestions, where to start 'understanding' the process of analyzing voice and playing with it?
I would be thankful for every tip or idea you will share :]
There are some existing pieces of software you could look at:
AudioDB: C++
mercurial repo: http://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/audiodb/
Sonic Visualiser: SV Libraries are written in C++ using Qt4
https://code.soundsoftware.ac.uk/projects/sonic-visualiser
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I'v got access to both, but I would prefer to stay with the Mac, unless there are going to be major drawbacks from trying to develop with TS on the Mac?
No major drawbacks at all. I use TS on mac and it works just fine! If I were you, I would stick with mac. On Mac, everything is just so much easier to use (in my opinion)!
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Hope all of you doing great. I am new in Iphone development using xcode and want to know the best way of learning?
thanks
It's probably best to go straight to the source.
Apple have some great docs that are worth reading.
For example - https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/iPhone/Conceptual/iPhone101/Articles/00_Introduction.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40007514
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Bill van Hecke's Helpify is a nice tool to convert OmniOutliner documents to Apple HelpBooks.
I wonder, if other tools are available to create HelpBooks, e.g. a CMS with pre-configured templates.
Do you know of any HelpBook generator tools?
There's Help Generator, which parses a simple XML format and creates help books that look very similar to Apple's (at least in the Leopard/Snow Leopard timeframe).
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Is there any similar tools like Snippets(http://www.snippetsapp.com/),Code Collector Pro(http://www.mcubedsw.com/software/codecollectorpro) for to organize code snippets in windows.
Have you try Snippely ?
I believe that is less complete than Snippets but is an alternative for Windows.
If you use Windows 8, you might like Snipppet app, it's optimized for touchscreen devices. Check it out here: http://apps.microsoft.com/webpdp/app/snipppet/8d7ff457-58c8-4916-b3e6-1ac07daba0f4
Disclaimer: I'm the author of the app.
We've released Windows for Snippets as part of our new project along with Snippets for Mac. Take a look at snippets.me.
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My current employer wants to use JavaDB for his new project. Allright with it, as my favoured SQLite isn't working very well with java and I, er..., don't really feel like arguing about it. Anyway I can't find a decent free tool to manipulate JavaDB or Derby databases. All I have is Netbeans. I've tried others but all the free ones are really tame tools and the pricy ones are good, but my employer doesn't want to pay a dyme (......).
Suggestions?
Perhaps http://squirrel-sql.sourceforge.net/ ?
Been looking for one too. I'm currently eying on this one http://www.razorsql.com