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    <p>I have managed to get continuous speech recognition working (using the SpeechRecognizer class) as a service on all Android versions up to 4.1. My question concerns getting it working on versions 4.1 and 4.2 as it is known there is a problem in that the API doesn't do as documented in that a few seconds after voice recognition is started, if no voice input has been detected then it's as if the speech recogniser dies silently. (<a href="http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=37883" rel="noreferrer">http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=37883</a>)</p> <p>I have found a question which proposes a work-around to this problem (<a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13670378/voice-recognition-stops-listening-after-a-few-seconds">Voice Recognition stops listening after a few seconds</a>), but I am unsure as how to implement the Handler required for this solution. I am aware of the 'beep' that will happen every few seconds that this workaround will cause, but getting continuous voice recognition is more important for me.</p> <p>If anyone has any other alternative workarounds then I'd like to hear those too.</p>
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    1. COOn my Nexus S with android 4.1.1, the speech recognizer does not die but behaves differently than other phones with version 4.0. With 4.0 after a few second (say 5s), I got error no speech input. With 4.1.1 about at least 3 times longer than 4.0 (15s), I got error other network related errors. Thus if a user speak after say 5s, then the speech recognizer would not pick it up because it still processes the "no input error". In conclusion, in version 4.1.1 the "no speech input" is treated as "other network related errors" and it takes a lot longer for the server to return this error.
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    2. COThere isn't a problem with 4.0 as up until the point when the onError() method is called, the speech recogniser is still active and I can simply 'restart' the voice recognition - allowing continuous recognition. I am aware of what happens on 4.1.1, but waiting for onError() to be called doesn't help me provide continuous recognition as there is a long delay between when the speech recogniser becomes inactive and waiting for onError() to be called. (Almost a minute in some cases!)
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    3. COAs a work around you can implement a timer on onReadyForSpeech and after say 5s if onEndofSpeech has not been called, then call cancel and startListening again.
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