Christine,
That is what I was talking about when I mentioned that the setting up
of the voice file for the voice recorder could be a problem. Having
someone read the text to you is helpful. One of my clients tried
reading it to a tape recorder from the text file and then listening to
it from the tape through headphones while recording. It didn't work
really well, but it did work. The voice file she made later having the
text read to her proved to be more accurate.
Sue B.
Christine Menges wrote:
version 9 requires five minutes of
reading into a mike. It wasn't hard but a bit difficult with having
Jaws read it so that's why I had my oldest daughter read it for me. It
needs to be natural. If you have a braille display, you could do this
by yourself.
Christine
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Monday, February 02, 2009 6:21 PM
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RE: dragon naturally speaking question
I believe version 9 and later
doesn't require training.
hi,
You would have to train dns to
understand your speech. I'm assuming it is your speech, if not you
need to train it to understand the person who is speeking. This is
done by reading passages into the microphone of the computer. I had my
daughter train mine, since I'm too cheep to buy JSay. Her voice an
intonation are simular to mine and it workes like a charm now. If you
are doing class lectures, the speech will need to be fairly clear not
with too much background noise.
If you happen to live in the
Denver co area I'd be happy to lend you my copy of dns to see if you
like it.
Christine
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Sent:
Monday, February 02, 2009 3:17 PM
Subject:
Re: dragon naturally speaking question
Hi Korin, Christine, & Cy,
What I would like to do with this
program is convert sound files that I have copied from my Olympus
digital recorder to the computer into text files. Olympus tells me
that Dragon Naturally Speaking is the program that will do the job.
Have any of you done this and how hard would doing this task for
someone who doesn't know the program. Your help and information will
be greatly appreciated. Take care.
Mike
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Sent:
Monday, February 02, 2009 1:42 PM
Subject:
RE: dragon naturally speaking question
Hi,
Yes it is
accessible – with J-Say, an interface program.
Chirping Bat
can give you all the information you will ever need. (LOL)
Cy, The
Anasazi…
I am trying to find out if
Dragon Naturally Speaking is accessible with Jaws . Is anyone
currently using this program, or have used it in the past? Also, if
there is more than 1 version, could someone please recommend the
version that is most compatible with Jaws? All advice &
information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks much. Take care.
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