I am in need of general feedback from you monks

I am playing with the idea of adding to a Tk Text field the ability to receive the transcription of a cloud speech to text service. By now I had a look at: 

Watson: https://www.ibm.com/watson/services/speech-to-text/
Google: https://cloud.google.com/speech-to-text/
Microsoft: https://azure.microsoft.com/es-es/services/cognitive-servic
+es/speech-to-text/

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Unfortunately there is no ready-to-use API in Perl, even if all services offer means which should be "easily" implemented in Perl (curl, etc.). Do you think it is a very big/difficult project to have a Perl solution that:

What I am thinking of is to mimic what the Microsoft Service is doing in the demo you can see in the above link. You speak, the Browser sends continuously the audio to the cloud, and the transcription appears (very quickly) in the Browser text field.

However, I have several doubts that make me think this goal is quite hard to achieve (how to access the mic audio stream, does this need to be chunked in some way to be sent? Etc.). Anyone has some experience in this field and can share some suggestions.

In reply to API continuous Speech-To-Text by Anonymous Monk

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