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Custom Parameters for Transcription

These additional parameters can be used with the ListenUpTranscriber.jar file. They are only available if you purchase the "Transcription Option". See this page for more information on transcription.

You can also use the parameters provided by the PlayerApplet and RecorderUploaderApplet.  

RecorderUploadApplet Parameter Reference
Parameter Name Meaning Default Value
enableSpeechMikeRecording

If set to "yes" then allow Philips Speech Mike to start recording. Set to "no" to disable recording feature and leave play, rewind and other features enabled.

Important: see also the "useSpeechMike" parameter.

yes
sendOnEOL

If set to "yes" then send the recorded message if the EOL key on the Philips Speech Mike is held for more than two seconds.

no
skinFFRew

The URL of a composite image that contains the extra transport buttons in multiple states. A skin is a single image with 4 rows and 4 columns. The skin can be any size but the width and height must be divisable by 4.

Row 1 = fastForward button
Row 2 = rewind button
Row 3 = toEnd button
Row 4 = toBegin button

Column 1 = normal
Column 2 = disabled
Column 3 = mouseOver
Column 4 = mouseDown

built-in buttons
transcription

If set to "yes" then show the extra buttons associated with transcription: toBegin, rewind, fastForward, toEnd. It will also show the playback speed control.

You will probably need to use a larger width and height for the Applet to fit the extra GUI components.

no
useFootPedal

If set to "yes" then use a USB Foot Pedal to control Applet. The Infinity Foot Pedal is known to work. Others may as well but are not guaranteed. Will install native software if needed.

no
useSpeechMike

If set to "yes" then use Philips Speech Mike to control Applet. Will install native software if needed. See also the "enableSpeechMikeRecording" parameter.

no

playHotKey
recordHotKey
pauseHotKey
stopHotKey
toBeginHotKey
rewindHotKey
forwardHotKey
toEndHotKey

Specify hot keys that can be used to control ListenUp from any application. You could, for example, be using a word processors and hit "F5+ALT+SHIFT" and start playback of audio.

The parameter is a string that specifies the hot key to associate with the given function. You specify the key first, followed by the modifiers, separated with '+' characters. The legal modifiers are:

  • "alt" for the Alt key
  • "ctrl" for the Control key
  • "shift" for the Shift key
  • "os" for the Windows key on Windows and the Apple key when using Macintosh. (Macintosh not yet supported)

For example, to associate the 'P' key with the Alt and Shift modifiers use:

<param name="playHotKey" value="p+alt+shift"> 
none

 

speechMikeHotKeyF1
speechMikeHotKeyF2
speechMikeHotKeyF3
speechMikeHotKeyF4
speechMikeHotKeyEOL

 

Specify hot keys to be generated if buttons are pressed on the Philips Speech Mike. The codes are the same as for the playHotKey parameter above. Use "space" for the space bar. For example, if you specify

<param name="speechMikeHotKeyF3" value="space+ctrl+os" />

then pressing the F3 key on a Speech Mike would be the same as pressing Control+Windows+Spacebar on the keyboard. You can use "f1" to "f12" to generate Function Key presses.

(V1.93+)

none
speechMikeBehavior

Select the mode of behavior for the SpeechMike. Supported behaviors are:

  • "press" - ListenUp will start recording when the "record" button on the Mike is pressed and stop when it is released. Also the fast forward and rewind buttons will automatically select the end of the recording so it will be erased when recording is started.
  • "toggle" - Original behavior. Record is enabled by pressing record button. Record or playback is toggled by pressing the "PLAY/STOP" button.
toggle

These feature require using the "ListenUpTranscriber.jar" file to the ARCHIVE list
for the APPLET tag instead of the "JavaSonicsListenUp*.jar" file.


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