Holy smokes! I'll try that!
Thanks very much John and Tom. Apprieciate it very much.
BTW Tom I did some googling per your advice, found downloadable manuals on the
Dell site.
Thanks again, Bill.
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Here's the set-up: We have hundreds of oral histories on cassette tape. I've
successfully transferred some of these to CD using Audacity (freeware). We
have several people transcribing these histories so we have written copies. Is
there some speech recognition software we could use to for
The latest version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking claims to not require learning
the voice before transcribing voice to text. It should therefore be perfect
for your use. I've used several versions of the software, and I find it
excellent (though you always must check for accuracy). It will
Checked their site--what, no free trial? Also, how would that work with
cassettes/CD's? Use a line-in in place of a microphone? how about playing
CD's in the CD drive?
David Turk
Photographer
Indiana Historical Society
450 W. Ohio St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 232-4592
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I'd have to see it to believe it. Even if it got the sounds right 100%
of the time (highly unlikely), there's simply no way it could deduce
homonyms correctly, which would be needed for proper punctuation at
least.
I don't see any way of doing this project with any degree of accuracy
short of
Well, then here is one person that likes it.
Vista came on my new notebook PC. So far I have had no trouble with it. I
even like the new tricks that it can do.
I'm not fanatic for it, but I don't actively dislike it. On a scale from 1
to 10, I'll give it a 6 or 7. Is that beyond particularly
I beg to differ. This software is able to distinguish among homonyms with a
high degree of accuracy, and as stated earlier, it learns through experience.
Worst case, someone might use it to repeat interviews into the computer - which
would still save a boatload of time and effort.
I have used
Service restored. Problem was Comcast had intentionally
disconnected me from the pole according to the tech that arrived
promptly at 5 pm for his 11 to 2 pm appointment window. I recall a
saying something like Never attribute something to malice when
mere incompatence will suffice. They
My iMac G5 iSite has been having frequent blue screen
equivalents.the transparent gray box that tells me OSX has quit
and I have to shut down. I thought I had found the problem when I
unplugged 2 of the 4 external hd's I have on it. But I got up this
a.m. to a new error msg. Instead
If I get a MacPro with 2 drivesone with OSX of course.can I
put Windows on the second drive and use Parallels or boot camp to
run it? If I have it on it's own drive, will the Mac drive still be
at risk of infection if the Windows part gets a trojan infection? I
haven't put
A question for those who deal with Windows servers.
We're trying to move our Active Directory from Windows 2000 Server to
a new machine running Windows 2003 x64 Server R2. One step involves
running the adprep program that comes on the Win2003 install disks on
the Win2000 server to prepare the
My iMac G5 iSite has been having frequent blue screen
equivalents.the transparent gray box that tells me OSX has quit
and I have to shut down.
Is there any info in panic.log?
Did you update to X.4.10? If yes you'll have to hope that X.4.11 fixes
it. What I read about X.4.11 suggests
According to Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1)
(http://dictionary.reference.com/help/luna.html), bight used as a
verb means to fasten with a bight of rope. I'm gratified to learn
that the industry has chosen to not do so to its tongue from now on.
It also means A body of water partly enclosed by
Anyone have experience with brands of swap-able drive bays. Btw,
if you didn't have this find list to solicit opinions, where
on the web/net is a good place to reliable reviews, feedback etc.
-Paul Meyer
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