The one language installed on the speech host will be the default language for Recognizer, since it is the first language installed. Set up your speech host as described in Speech Suite installer overview.To set up this configuration, including to configure your Nuance products to retrieve the language and voices from the dedicated host, follow these steps: At runtime, the speech host retrieves languages and voices from this dedicated host when they are needed. On this host, you also install Nuance Speech Suite, and the languages and voices you want. At runtime, the speech host runs the Nuance speech software. On this host you install Nuance Speech Suite, one Recognizer language, and one voice (if using TTS).

One of these hosts is the speech host.

In this configuration, you perform installations on two separate hosts: However, these products are able to use languages and voices that are located on a dedicated host in the system. Usually, Recognizer and Vocalizer use a language and voice located on the same host. They must be installed on Krypton and NTpE hosts. Note: Data packs cannot be located on a separate dedicated host. This topic describes how to install (and configure) multiple languages and voices for Nuance Recognizer and Nuance Vocalizer on a separate dedicated host, should you require a multilingual system that supports applications in different languages.

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