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excellent! many thanks Enrico!

Solved! Now it works for all compilers combinations: #include "FiveWin.ch"function Main()   local oDlg, oGet, cText := Space( 30 )   DEFINE DIALOG oDlg   @ 1, 1 GET oGet VAR cText   oGet:bGotFocus = { || Listen() }&n...

According to my tests, the program works fine only with these compilers combinations:

- Harbour MSC32
- Harbour BCC64
- xHarbour BCC32
- xHarbour BCC64

Hi

It's working.

Hello Friends:

It works fine for me.

Regards

Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:It should work with both 32 and 64 bit.

got it work under BCC7 32 Bit, nice

I tried to test it using my Beelink SER 7 mini-pc. It turned out that the microphone ( on the camera ) doesn't work with that device ... didn't know that. Evidently it's a common problem and they don't have a solution. SO ... I tried it on my Surface Notebook ( Windows + H ) and it did a nice job of...

It should work with both 32 and 64 bit. But here it only works with some combination of compilers (MSC, BCC, Harbour, xHarbour) and bits (32, 64), not for all the combinations.

hi Antonio,

does it also work using 32 Bit or only using 64 Bit ?

Antonio Linares wrote:Dear Enrico,

I think it is a timing issue, maybe we invoke it too soon.

We need to find a way to fine tune it...

Yes, I was thinking along the same line. I tried with a call to SysWait() but to no avail. I have to try putting a delay in the C code.

In my case I managed to include it in my app, with another function name, because it clashed with winsock. I was able to use it with Windows 10, although I did have to activate it using the Windows key + h

Dear Enrico,

I think it is a timing issue, maybe we invoke it too soon.

We need to find a way to fine tune it...

Ok, it works. There is one thing I don't understand: listening starts automatically only with Harbour but not with xHarbour. Do you know why?

> From what I understand it works in every application, as long as the focus is in a text field

right! Thats why we invoke it when a GET has the focus

It's amazing It works even in my old console program!
I press Windows H And then I click on microphone on the left
From what I understand it works in every application, as long as the focus is in a text field