SpeechRecognizerSettings.InitialSilenceTimeout property

Gets or sets the time that a speech recognizer will wait for speech input if the only input is silence.

Syntax

public TimeSpan InitialSilenceTimeout { get; set; }

Public Property InitialSilenceTimeout As TimeSpan

public:
property TimeSpan InitialSilenceTimeout { 
   TimeSpan get();
   void set (TimeSpan value);
}

Property value

Type: System.TimeSpan [.NET] | Windows::Foundation::TimeSpan [C++]

The time span that the speech recognizer will wait for speech input if the only input is silence.

Remarks

InitialSilenceTimeout and EndSilenceTimeout both relate to silence, but have different uses. While EndSilenceTimeout applies if speech input has already occurred, InitialSilenceTimeout applies if no speech input is received and there is only silence.

For more information about how to customize speech recognizer settings, see Customizing speech recognizer settings for Windows Phone.

Requirements

See also

SpeechRecognizerSettings