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In TimeSmith, voice recognition works by defining keywords that the app will listen for as you speak. These keywords should be used before and after the time you want to set. It is important to speak other words before the first keyword to make sure that the app is listening. It is recommended that you start voice recognition manually using secret swipes or a remote like SBMote Remote before you begin speaking. It is suggested that you review all the settings and watch the videos provided before attempting to use the voice recognition feature on your own.
Here is a breakdown of the settings for voice recognition in the TimeSmith app:
On iOS, the app will listen to your voice non-stop (after you activate it by touching the green "speech" button) using the Siri engine. However, recognition can stop and restart after a minute, so - as I mentioned above - it's recommended that you start voice recognition manually (either by using secret swipes, or a small BT remote) just before you need it.
The only difference for Android is that once you manually start voice recognition and you don't say anything, it will quickly stop/restart every 2 seconds. Don't worry, because as soon as you start speaking, it won't stop listening until you finish your sentence. Also on Android the app won't display the recognised text as you speak, it will only display the result after you stop speaking.
On Android the app uses the recognition engine of the Google app. If you don't have the Google app installed, you can install it from the Play Store: click here to install the Google app
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