From: Rob Date: 2003-07-02T19:03:57+09:00 Subject: Question about streaming on Ruby This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0644_01C340CC.AC403160 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-2022-jp" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I have a problem which I even don't know where to start. My professor asked me to build a system in Ruby which uses streaming in order to play voice. It is a system where the server will give responses to what the user says. So, basically if the user says "hello", the system will reply saying "Fine, and you?". At the moment I don't have to care about the voice recognition, I just have to build something that can save a sound file in the server and something where the user can press a button called "record my voice" and that as soon as the server finishes recording the user's voice, the server will play the response file. My question is: how to start doing this with Ruby? Can Ruby do this? I asked my friends at my lab, and one friend said I should better forget Ruby and use active-X. But my professor said I should try to develop it using Ruby. Rob ------=_NextPart_000_0644_01C340CC.AC403160 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-2022-jp" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
I have a problem which I even = don't know=20 where to start.
My professor asked me to build = a system in=20 Ruby which uses streaming in order to play voice.
It is a system where the = server will give=20 responses to what the user says.
So, basically if the user says = "hello",=20 the system will reply saying "Fine, and you?".
At the moment I don't have to = care about=20 the voice recognition, I just have to
build something that can save = a sound file=20 in the server and something where the user can
press a button called "record = my voice"=20 and that as soon as the server finishes recording the
user's voice, the server will = play the=20 response file.
 
My question is: how to start = doing this=20 with Ruby?
Can Ruby do this?
 
I asked my friends at my lab, = and one=20 friend said I should better forget Ruby and use active-X.
But my professor said I should = try to=20 develop it using Ruby.
 
Rob
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