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Dictation Software? - ta12121 - 2011-03-17

Anyone know any good software.Smart.fm is closing,so I won't be able to use it's dictation feature. Any program that you may know of that helps with transcription or dictation will be helpful.

Dictation Software? - prink - 2011-03-17

You could get the Core 6000 deck for Anki and set it up to where you type in the answer.

Dictation Software? - Dustin_Calgary - 2011-03-17

prink Wrote:You could get the Core 6000 deck for Anki and set it up to where you type in the answer.
^

This

you can do audio to text, kanji to text, kanji and audio to text, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS ( ok not endless )

Smile

Dictation Software? - caivano - 2011-03-18

dictation on anki doesn't do it for me at all... smartfm shows you where you are wrong and gives you 4 tries. plus you first do one word then the whole sentence. You also got a score based on the difficulty... I'd like to find another website with those functions

Dictation Software? - nest0r - 2011-03-18

I originally thought this referred to voice dictation. It could be interesting to get pronunciation feedback by first playing the native audio to generate text with something like Google's Speak to Translate, then repeating the audio yourself to compare text results.

Dictation Software? - ta12121 - 2011-03-18

Dustin_Calgary Wrote:
prink Wrote:You could get the Core 6000 deck for Anki and set it up to where you type in the answer.
^

This

you can do audio to text, kanji to text, kanji and audio to text, THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS ( ok not endless )

Smile
haha.

Dictation Software? - ta12121 - 2011-03-18

nest0r Wrote:I originally thought this referred to voice dictation. It could be interesting to get pronunciation feedback by first playing the native audio to generate text with something like Google's Speak to Translate, then repeating the audio yourself to compare text results.
I forgot about that one. Need to try it out