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Voice to Text recommendation?
Xaquin
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Right behind you!Registered User regular
I am inadvertently becoming something of a local history buff. In doing research for metal detecting, I have come across so much interesting information in everything from old Newspapers that stopped print in the 1800's to Microfiche to old Diaries and personal correspondence.
My problem is that much of it is difficult to read and nearly all of it is hard to keep track of. In many cases, I can't take the source material with me.
I would like to be able to take a laptop and microphone with me to record all of this stuff, but I don't know which software would be the best/easiest to use. Or even if it's feasible to do so.
Anyone know of any good voice to text software?
My problem is that much of it is difficult to read and nearly all of it is hard to keep track of. In many cases, I can't take the source material with me.
I would like to be able to take a laptop and microphone with me to record all of this stuff, but I don't know which software would be the best/easiest to use. Or even if it's feasible to do so.
Anyone know of any good voice to text software?
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thanks!
Keep in mind that it does take it many hours of talking before it can do it's thing reliably; it has to learn your voice.