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Ubuntu 16.04 reached end of life back in April of 2021. We've dropped support for Ubuntu 16.04 in conjunction with Azure DevOps and GitHub. With Speaker Recognition, you can accurately verify and identify speakers by their unique voice characteristics. Speech SDK APIs are available on C++, C#, Java, and JavaScript. Speaker Recognition service is generally available (GA) now. Speech SDK 1.19.0: 2021-Nov release Highlights C++, C# showing usage of the new Diagnostics Logging classes.
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Android samples for Pronunciation Assessment. #WINDOWS TEXT TO SPEECH VOICES MASS EFFECT SOVEREIGN HOW TO#
Java sample added to show how to get SRT (SubRip File Format) subtitle using WordBoundary event. iOS sample added using AVFoundation as external audio source. The details include alternative recognition results, confidence score, Lexical form, Normalized form, Masked Normalized form, with word-level timing for each. C++, C#, Python, and Java samples showing how to get detailed recognition results. JavaScript: Add protocol to agent to mitigate bug found with Sentry integration ( GitHub issue 465). JavaScript: Use script processor fallback for microphone input if no audio worklet is found ( GitHub issue 455). iOS: When SpeechSynthesizer is configured to output audio directly to a speaker, playback stopped at the beginning in rare conditions. iOS: Compiling your Speech SDK application on any iOS Device when using CocoaPods is now fixed ( GitHub issue 1320). #WINDOWS TEXT TO SPEECH VOICES MASS EFFECT SOVEREIGN FOR ANDROID#
Unity on Android and UWP: Unity meta files were fixed for UWP, Android ARM64, and Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) ARM64 ( GitHub issue 1360).This is for the case where no new audio is pushed in after StopContinuousRecognition is called (GitHub issues 1318, 331) C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, Objective-C, and Swift: Fix to remove a 10-second delay while stopping a speech recognizer that uses a PushAudioInputStream.JavaScript: Added volume getter/setter and mute()/unmute() APIs to SpeakerAudioDestination ( GitHub issue 463).JavaScript: Added getWaveFormat() API to AudioStreamFormat to support non-PCM wave formats ( GitHub issue 452).JavaScript: Added getVoicesAsync() API to SpeechSynthesizer to retrieve the list of supported synthesis voices ( GitHub issue 1350).
All programming languages: SpeechSynthesizer now supports three new raw output Opus formats (without container), which are widely used in live streaming scenarios. SpeechSynthesizer now uses the operating system's audio decoding capabilities to decode compressed audio streamed from the text-to-speech service. Android, iOS and MacOS (all programming languages): GStreamer is no longer needed to support limited-bandwidth networks. 
Also, syllable level output is now supported.
All programming languages: PronunciationAssessmentConfig now has properties to set the desired phoneme alphabet (IPA or SAPI) and N-Best Phoneme Count (avoiding the need to author a configuration JSON as per GitHub issue 1284). 
These new classes make it easier for customers to integrate Speech SDK logs into their own logging system. SDK logs are an important tool for Microsoft to diagnose customer-reported issues.
C++, C#: Improved diagnostics trace logging using new classes FileLogger, MemoryLogger, and EventLogger. In addition, scenarios with custom entities, optional groups, and entity roles are now supported in C++ and C#. C++, C#: IntentRecognizer using pattern matching is now supported in C#. Unity: Speech SDK is now supported for Unity applications on Linux. Support for Python 3.6 was removed, per Python's end-of-life for 3.6. Python: Support for Python 3.10 was added. Objective-C, Swift, and Python: Added support for DialogServiceConnector, used for Voice-Assistant scenarios. Speech SDK 1.20.0: January 2022 release New features
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