By clicking on a textbox on ipad or mobile devices in a browser the keyboard appears on the screen. Here is possible to select the microphone to dictate the text directly into the inputbox with our voice without the need to write directly.
Because the speach conversion is not always perfet we vould like to save the audio of the speach itself on our server to be used when the text is not clear enough.
Is it possible to retrive, from the ipad/mobile, and save on our server, the audio of the speach that has been used to write the text in out textbox?
I know that i could write javascript code to convert the speach in text and record the voice directly but we would like to know if it is possible to get the audio (as a file) used for the speachtotext conversion used by the device to fill textbox.
In other words when I dictate by using the microphone, of the device keybord, does the device allows the page, where the coversion took place, to access the audio as a file?
Since you tagged this Android as well- not on that OS. The keyboard is its own app and handles the voice input itself. There is no way to access the files of another app.
If you want to do this in a native app, put up your own microphone button and use the speech to text service, which will return an array of possible inputs with probabilities. In a browser, you're just out of luck as there is no access to the service.
All of this is kind of a moot point anyway for a few reasons