Speak to text is sending the same message twice

[user14r8CzpsTF]

Why is it when I use the microphone when I speak my text the same thing I just typed in the field repeats itself so when I send my text it shows that I sent the same message twice even why I stop the Mike. Happens all the time. And on the receiving end the person doesn't know why I sent the same text twice in the same message. Any help would be appreciated. Does anyone else have this problem?

[user14r8CzpsTF]

I'm not sure if you are getting my messages directly. It seems it's going out to the forum instead

[SammyNerd83]

Weird

[SammyNerd83]

I tried to DM you, see if you got it?

[realaud]

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[SammyNerd83]

Thanks I've been trying to explain it 😅

[user14r8CzpsTF]

Thank you

[SammyNerd83]

Ok, so it's settings>general management>samsung keyboard settings>voice input> set google voice tying. Next after you do that, settings>general management>keyboard list and default>set google voice tying to default>then you will be able to customize google voice tying settings. ( such as whether or not you want to download additional languages, or whether or not you wish to block it from typing out offensive words.)

[user14r8CzpsTF]

OK. I did all that. I am going to text my wife's phone and see if there is any difference

[SammyNerd83 · Accepted solution]

Once you have done that, it may or may not force you to press a little keyboard looking icon in the bottom left corner of your keyboard, below the keyboard and then tap Google Voice typing each time you wish to use Google Voice typing. It's mildly annoying, but I think it works better than Samsung's speech to text engine. Let me know if all of that works for you? If it does please accept the solution.

[user14r8CzpsTF]

I think it worked! It brought up the Google mic and it didn't seem to duplicate it. But no punctuation or anything else like commas or question marks