Is there any idea that how can I get phone call as an MESSAGE from server. Like some buddy record voice and save as audio file, and I can get that file in my phone as an MP3 or something like that..
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-Akash
Someone already beat you to it, if you were thinking of using Google Voice unofficial api
Though if you want to create your own VoiceMail-type service
Buy a server.
Write some web-service with api's that can upload and serve recorded content.
Create an android application that can record voice data and upload it to the server.
IANAL so I don't know if this is legal in your country.
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I am tying to make my own android music streaming app for this i thought that i need to find some kind of api which will take parameters like music name, artist name etc. and the api will search it on youtube but instead of video(mp4) will get audio(mp3) response,
and i am stuck here.
If anyone knows about this kind of api or any other way to do this, please mention it here.
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can i make a node server and send my req to that server from my android app and node will fetch the video from the youtube servers and convert the mp4 to mp3 and give it back to my application in JSON, is this possible?
Totally new to Azure and the services it offers, I face many questions about the "Speech" service and the bots that can be created on the Microsoft platform. Currently developing an Android mobile application I'd like to realize the following behavior:
The user records a voice file from the app (using MediaRecorder), this part is ok
Once the recording is finished, this file is sent to Azure function(via an HTTP POST).
The file is translated into Text
The text is sent (step 7) to the bot which reacts accordingly by executing an HTTP request.
Scheme of the process I explained
First of all I wanted to know if this scenario is possible or if I have to use the Speech SDK on my Android application.
Moreover if this scenario is possible, how do I send the text to the chatbot? I've checked this link but it doesn't seem very relevant to me.
NB: My bot has been completely created using "Bot Framework Composer" for the moment, no code has been written, I just wanted to know if my scenario is plausible and above all possible.
Go through your steps, and I think it can be implemented. If you want to send text to bot, you can refer to this request.
Before that, you may need to start a conversation and get the conversationId.
I am trying to perform WhatsApp chat analysis and basically want to have the messages instantly transferred into a text file for further processing.
The issue is that WhatsApp does create a local backup daily at around 2:00 am in the msgstore.db, however, I wish to receive the texts and media instantly after every message. In a nutshell, is real-time text and media retrieval of WhatsApp messages possible on every message?
P.S. I did try searching online for the mining methods for WhatsApp, but they usually seem to be based on the local backups that have the lowest backup interval of a day, whereas I want it on every message.
Update: As suggested by #pette, I tried emulator method and it too is able to perform chat analysis on the daily local backup. I came across many research papers and realized that WhatsApp does not allow for third party apps to sniff on its application.
Also, I tried using automation technique wherein, I use whatsapp web and automate to copy text on every message. But, these techniques are limited to computer application.
Is it possible to pipe-out whatsapp texts to another text file or log file?
you can install an android emulator, as x86, install the apk of whatsapp, mount the disk of your emulator and open msgstore.db, but you can only retrieve the text files
Maybe u can use emulator and write a script which will monitor msgstore.db file and date/time it's last time changed. It will be changed when ever new message is received or sent. Than if it's modified u can read messages from it. This is idea, as I am doing same thing on different type of DB with PHP.
Every file has time stamp when it's changed. So give it a try.
Is it possible to store the UPC to your Android device, (excel or notepad) after scanning, and be able to send it to PC via WiFi? And make the data directly go into notepad or excel?
I'm developing an inventory system using the Android WiFi scanner. Please help me because I'm having a hard time searching if this is feasible.
I am actually working on this exact project for my work!
I downloaded an app called ScanPet! (you will also need to download Barcode Scanner - also free, and you dont need to do anything with the app) It will scan a barcode and automatically store the serial number. You can then input a couple other fields manually like model, price, comments, and a few others. The app stores it all in an excel doc that you can then email to yourself.
If you are using outlook, then its rather easy to scan the inbox, grab the attachment, open it, and then input the data from the excel doc into your database!! As you said, a batch call can be setup to scheduel the task as well!! Best of luck automating friend!
Android application Sound Track is doing some following job.
Listen the song/sound track
Search the track from server
Provide full detail about the track like movie name, album name, singer etc
My question is Which type of mechanism they are using to track a sound/song?
Record a small excerpt of the song using the microphone.
Upload it to the server
Run a matching algorithm against your excerpt and the precompiled database that you've made containing thousands of songs.
Find the best match, and send the result back to the device.
Show the information to the user