Speech recognition means
that you can write voice applications that take action based on spoken
input from the caller.
You can implement speech recognition in your applications
in two ways:
By sending commands from the state table to a custom server that
interfaces with a speech recognizer. As an example, the custom server
could be a DVT_Client—see Speech recognition with distributed voice technologies below.
Speech recognition with distributed voice technologies The distributed voice technologies (DVT) subsystem provides support for communication with speech recognition technologies. The DVT subsystem includes a fully functional custom server that passes data from your state table to a speech recognizer.
Writing a custom server to handle speech recognition If none of the speech recognition implementations offered with Blueworx Voice Response satisfy your requirements, you can write your own custom server to pass voice data to an external voice services system for speech recognition. The custom server subroutines for voice handling are documented in the Custom Serversinformation.