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Technical Description
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How To
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Product Brief
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Supported Platforms
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Consulting
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License Terms
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NFL Demo
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Secure Travel Demo
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Registration Form and License Agreement
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Steps:
- Try it.
- Buy it.
- Order the ANSR Developer Package from Sprex. This includes
developer's tools to design, build, and deploy
applications, a client program
with sample code, and a server program which runs the
ANSR service, along with licenses to run enough servers
to handle 5 simultaneous voice-based ANSR conversations.
- Meet our License Terms by signing
the license agreement, and providing a billing method
(e.g., a credit card number) for security.
- You may use either your own purchase order or our PDF
Purchase Order Generator, to create a formal purchase
order; save a copy and email or fax it to us to
submit your order.
- We'll give you a password and URL to download your own copy,
after receipt of your signed license agreement, purchase order and
payment information.
- ANSR comes as a Microsoft Installer file, a Windows CE .dll and
support files, and/or a Linux "RPM package", which can be installed
or uninstalled easily (see our list of
supported
platforms).
- Install it.
- Study it.
- ANSR has on-line manuals (man pages) which
you can read using 'man ansr', 'man sprecc',
'man sprecd', and 'man gxc'.
- Additional documentation can be found in /usr/share/doc/ansr-[version]
- Run it.
- Sprex programs, without any arguments, print help info.
So run "sprecd", "sprecc", or "gxc" with no arguments,
and read about them.
- Normal operation means sprecd accepts 16-bit linear PCM at 16kHz
over a socket on the port specified in /etc/services. To
do this while watching sprecd describe its activities, use:
- To run sprecd using your own grammar lattice, lat, and dictionary, dct
- To run sprecd as a daemon process, hidden in the background, use:
- To write a grammar and create a dictionary to use with sprecd,
use gxc. See the gxc docs in /usr/share/doc/ansr-*
- Get help if you need it.
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