You can use Skylook for recording skype conversations. Search for it Google
and you should find it.

Regards, 

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Subject: Re: [AI] NaturallySpeaking Claims Voice Rec Breakthrough


Skype calls are free if made from one PC to another PC. If you want to make
calls to landlines/ mobiles, you can purchase Skype credits.

As far as I know, it is not possible to record Skype calls. Additional
software is required for recording.
I am also looking out for any suitable software for recording Skype to Skype
calls.

Regards
Sameer
--- Subramani L <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Dear Praniv and others:
> 
> Is 'Dragon' costing just $99 or 100 as mentioned in the article? Also, 
> kindly give me the procedure of accessing skype.
> 
> As some of you may know, I have enrolled for a PhD and have to discuss 
> the topic with my guide who lives far away. How far do you think skype 
> will be useful to me.  Are PC-to-PC calls free? Is it also possible to 
> record such discussions and is it a free service as well?
> 
> Subramani
> 
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> Lal
> Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 6:44 AM
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: Re: [AI] NaturallySpeaking Claims Voice Rec Breakthrough
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> Hi,
> 
> I know a lot of doctors abroad who are using NaturallySpeaking for 
> medical transcription. However, the learning curve for the technology 
> is relatively steep. It is mostly used to replace secretaries in 
> offices.
> 
> Pranav
> 
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Geetha 
> Shamanna
> Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 10:00 PM
> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
> Subject: Re: [AI] NaturallySpeaking Claims Voice Rec Breakthrough
> 
> I wonder what impact this will have on medical transcription. as is 
> the case
> 
> with most technologies, while they prove to be a boon to some, they 
> end up being a bane to others.
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Vikas Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Access India" <accessindia@accessindia.org.in>
> Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 5:25 PM
> Subject: [AI] NaturallySpeaking Claims Voice Rec Breakthrough
> 
> 
> > NaturallySpeaking Claims Voice Rec Breakthrough
> >
> > Watch what you say about your computer: It's
> getting better at 
> > understanding your voice.
> >
> > Nuance Communications says the latest version of
> its
> speech-recognition 
> > software can achieve--with some speakers--99
> percent accuracy out of
> the 
> > box, without
> > a "training" session to familiarize the software
> with how a particular
> 
> > person talks. It was scheduled for launch today.
> >
> > Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 lets users control many
> applications on 
> > Microsoft Windows PCs and dictate documents within
> them. It's designed
> for
> 
> > professionals
> > such as doctors and lawyers, as well as for
> enterprise employees who 
> > frequently have to type and for disabled people,
> said Matt Revis,
> director
> 
> > of product
> > management for dictation solutions at Nuance.
> >
> > The accuracy rate, or what percentage of words the
> software spells 
> > correctly by itself, varies depending on sound
> quality and how a
> person 
> > talks, Revis
> > said. But Nuance has improved it by 20 percent
> since
> > NaturallySpeaking 8
> > was introduced in 2004, according to the company.
> >
> > Version 8 could reach 99 percent, but only after
> the user read a
> prepared 
> > script, Revis said. Now users can get that level
> of accuracy right
> after 
> > installing
> > the software and starting it up, though a script
> is still available if
> a 
> > user isn't satisfied with the results on the first
> try. In any case,
> the 
> > software
> > can continue learning on its own just through
> normal use, Revis added.
> >
> > The out-of-the-box 99 percent accuracy figure is
> for the American
> English 
> > version, but the new Dragon releases for other
> languages get similar 
> > boosts in
> > accuracy, Revis said. The software is available
> for Dutch, French,
> German,
> 
> > Italian, Japanese, and Spanish, as well as for
> Australian, Asian,
> Indian 
> > and
> > U.K. English. Also with NaturallySpeaking 9,
> Nuance is certifying two 
> > Bluetooth wireless headsets for use with the
> software.
> >
> > The current version of NaturallySpeaking is
> "uncannily accurate," so
> the 
> > new version should work very well--but only over
> time, in most cases,
> said
> 
> > Bill
> > Meisel, president of TMA Associates, a speech
> industry consulting
> company 
> > in Tarzana, California. Most users are unlikely to
> see 99 percent
> accuracy
> 
> > the
> > minute they start using the software, though after
> about two days of
> use 
> > their accuracy will improve, he said. In fact,
> Meisel questions
> Nuance's 
> > decision
> > to emphasize immediate results. Many users quickly
> get frustrated, not
> 
> > realizing that it usually takes time to get good
> results.
> >
> > "They're raising expectations higher than
> necessary," Meisel said.
> >
> > Nuance has the market for dictation software
> pretty well sewn up
> outside 
> > of specialized areas, namely medicine, Meisel
> said. For one thing, it 
> > controls
> > a formidable cache of patents, he said. However,
> voice recognition for
> 
> > controlling applications is drawing increasing
> interest. IBM,
> Microsoft, 
> > and Google
> > are among the companies that may be working on
> bigger plays in this
> area, 
> > Meisel said. Microsoft already includes some
> voice-recognition
> capability 
> > in
> > Windows.
> >
> > NaturallySpeaking 9 is available immediately. The
> Standard version
> costs 
> > $99 and the Preferred version, which includes
> support for more 
> > applications and
> > for converting digital voice-recorder tracks into
> text, costs $199. A 
> > specialized version for the legal profession, as
> well as iterations
> for 
> > various medical
> > specialties cost $1199 each, Revis said.
> >
> >
>
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