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    jbeam is offline Ghost
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    I was wondering if anyone knows of a software that you could use a mic or bluetooth headset to talk into a 3-axis skull in real time, and the jaw move... The head movements could be just random, all I really care for would be the jaw movements as you talk into the headset...

    Any suggestions?
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    SkullTronix magic motion capture system is the only one i know of.......
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    How about just using a cowalacious board and run your mic to it. Seems like this would work pretty well.
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    Do a search here on HF for PARLEY... it was written by Evil Bob. It was to aid in the programming of the 3 axis skulls... allowing you to program all axis's at once, and it uses a mic for the jaw movement.
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    REAL TIME voice to motion software sucks, its horribly bad, horribly laggy and a complete waste of time.

    The problem is due to the way sound works on a computer, and the way the sound is processed, basically what happens is the computer records a packet of sound and then analyses the packet, this means that by definition you always get a lag between saying something and the jaw motion.

    For this reason Magic motion uses a sound to motion drive circuit.
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    interesting, thanks for the information! very helpful.
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