Include examples of live recognition on various platforms #319
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VSCode is intolerably slow, going to edit this with a real editor elsewhere
... or as well as it is gonna work with my laptop and its crap audio
This was referenced Oct 22, 2022
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PortAudio detection should work for most platforms and most versions. You may need to set
CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH. The recommended way to make this work on Windows is:-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PATHset to somewhere and install it there-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PATHfor PocketSphinx. It should find PortAudio for you.The
live_win32.cseems to work but microphones are often quite badly calibrated on Windows, so it might take a while for the VAD to start working properly.