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#J.A.R.V.I.S. Speech API (Java-Speech API) Credits
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##Credits
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The following people/organizations have helped provide functionality for the API,
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* JavaFlacEncoder Project
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* Provided functionality to convert Wave files to FLAC format
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* This allowed for the FLAC audio to be sent to Google to be "recognized"
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* Created by Preston Lacey
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* Homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/javaflacencoder/
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* Google
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* Provided functionality for two main API functions
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* Recognizer
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* Allows for speech audio to be recognized to text
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* Synthesiser
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* Allows for text to speech translation
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* Homepage: http://google.com
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* Princeton University
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* The implemented FFT algorithm is derived from one on the university's website.
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* Homepage: http://www.princeton.edu
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We would like to thank the above so much for your work, this wrapper/API could not have been
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created without it.
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