Voice Commander 1.4 review

VoiceCommander is a Mac OS X software that allows commanding applications using the voice.

License: Demo OS: Mac OS X File size: 240K Developer: eX-cinder Buy Now Price: $15.00 Updated: 29 Sep 2006

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VoiceCommander is a Mac OS X software that allows commanding applications using the voice. It uses Mac OS X built-in speech recognition technology to produce the appropriate key-presses corresponding to the user installed voice command.

It works seamlessly with any Mac OS X application, being Cocoa, Carbon or even Classic.

Here are some key features of "Voice Commander":
Commanding games: what about changing weapon in Quake using the voice, or creating and using units group in Starcraft. These are only a few examples of what is actually possible to do.
Commanding multimedia softwares: a sample command preset is included that allows navigating through DVD tracks using the voice.
Going from one slide to another in some well known presentation software, using the voice !
Generating usual shortcuts key combination in any app using the voice. This can be very useful for disabled people.

Limitations:
Demo mode works 5 minuts per launch.
Can't add more than 5 voice commands.

Requirements:
Microphone (built-in or external).