[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
...really! I didn't hear anything but then again, I had to set everything up to make it work. I have a nice USB mic, a webcam with mic, and a TV card that has audio which gets picked up by the PC as another "mic". So I had to go into Control Panel/Sound and setup the default microphone. Then quite Chrome after each setup and next time I started it up, the OK Google did indeed work. Plus I use the TV card all the time, watching TV with Windows Media Center, so having it quiet in here and not mixing up inputs is a bit of a challenge. I use Firefox all the time because I really like the plugins such as AdBlock Plus and Google will not allow AdBlock on Chrome. I am actually using the TV card now to watch Judge Judy on the 2nd monitor so there is always sound coming from the PC. Let me see if it works with TV card running...

Oh it does! And when I click the speaker icon and bring up the mixer, I see that the Chrome slider is at zero. Moving it up gave me an answer, in text, and out loud, as to where I can find Chinese Restaurants. That is pretty cool, man. Exactly like the Android version with the beeps and talking. Thanks for the heads up, bro!

As to why OK Google does not work on my phone, I don't know yet. It sure used to work. I did upload a screenshot and clearly it is different than yours. You have the voice profile and from any desktop option, I do not. Mine does not work, yours does. Even if I can "fix it" I still will not use it as it just is not very good and I can do anything Google can do, much faster, on my own. It takes too much power to run it and get "useful" results. It does double the battery by idling the phone at 600 MHz instead of 300 MHz. I have the CPU frequency visible in the status bar, but you can see this in Settings/Performance. With "OK Google" turned on, for your phone, hands free, does your phone ever idle down to 300 MHz? I am not sure it that would be the same since Michael made the restriction in CM11 to idle no lower than 600 MHz with the audio drivers activated. Pac Rom may not have done the same. This is quite puzzling.

EDIT:

Just for fun, try out some Google commands with Chrome on your PC to see which ones will actually work with it. I am surprised to see many of them actually do work, even on a PC! I can set a timer or reminder and they do work. Try it yourself and see. Here is a list of commands:

http://www.greenbot.com/article/2359684/a-list-of-all-the-ok-google-voice-commands.html

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[MENTION=6303356]Krauzaa[/MENTION] I really don't quite understand what you are asking. We use Razr phones, XT912 and XT910 devices. These phones come with 3 hard mechanical buttons; Power, Volume Up, and Volume Down. There are 4 "Touch Buttons" across the bottom front, below the screen that do Menu, Home, Back, and History. And there is a "Soft Keyboard" that comes up on screen anytime the user is to input text. I also have enabled the Nav Bar on this phone, the CM11 rom didn't come with that feature. These are also "soft buttons" on screen that duplicate the soft touch buttons built into the phone.

I would not want to disable any of these keys, I had to enable the Nav Bar buttons myself. There is no way I would disable any of the built in hard buttons such as Power and Volume, they are the only "real buttons" that the phone has. All of the rest are software but for the 4 at the front, but those 4 buttons are operated by the rom.

So what is it, exactly, that you want to do and why? :confused: