Most automated solutions, including Googles, are laughably low accuracy.
Best thing is to go with a transcription service.
CB
On 9/6/14, 1:23 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
Hi folks,
anyone know of a site or application with this ability?
I only need to do this once, and am far less concerned about
Hi folks,
anyone know of a site or application with this ability?
I only need to do this once, and am far less concerned about accessibility
from a voice over standpoint then I am about getting the job done.
If not this way then by paying a transcriber fast.
Thanks,
Karen
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In my experience, in text edit at least, it doesn't select the entire book,
just the page I'm on. How can I get around that?
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On 22 Mar 2013, at 07:40, erik burggraaf wrote:
> Just highlight the text you want, be it a sentence or an entire book. press
> control option shift
As far as I know, Dragon Dictate for the Mac is in fact accessible with VO.
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On Mar 22, 2013, at 1:59 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> Windows is always the greater trouble du
Windows is always the greater trouble ducky.
Still by the below, I suppose that dragon r is not very voiceover
friendly.
Just speculating for now.
Kare
On Fri, 22 Mar 2013, Richard Ring wrote:
You could do in Windows using Dragon Dictate for Windows. You'd have to go
through some hoops, but
I appreciate very much what you provided here, but suspect my question was
not clear.
The content does not exist as text, but as sound. the desire is to take
the human voice speaking and convert this into text.
Does that make more sense?
Karen
On Fri, 22 Mar 2013, erik burggraaf wrote:
Just
You could do in Windows using Dragon Dictate for Windows. You'd have to go
through some hoops, but you could probably do it using Dragon Dictate for the
Mac to perform voice recognition on an MP3 file. I can't imagine what would
make it worth that much trouble, though!
You can have an off day,
Ok if this is a spoken track and is not to long [I.E. a novel] and you have the
time!
You could use copy last phrase to clipboard command!
And depending on how long the file is you might have to do a bit at a time!
And of course paste into a textedit document as you go!
The command is VO+shift+c [
You are quite right. My bad, I hadn't had my morning coffee yet.
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Hi,
I believe you have it in reverse. She want to turn speech to text, not text to
speech.
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On Mar 22, 2013, at 8:40 AM, erik burggraaf wrote:
> Just highlight the text you want, be it a sentence or
In mountain lion, go to system preferences, dictation and speech. There you
can choose the voice and the rate but nothing else for some reason.
I'm all for giving ITunes the ax, but honestly, this is so easy, even iTunes
can't mess it up. I'm sure you could get something like text aloud mp3 fo
CAn you select the voice and speed you want text to be read? And, suppose you
don't want to fiddle with ITunes at all? Is there another app which can do the
same thing?
Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ra
Just highlight the text you want, be it a sentence or an entire book. press
control option shift M. Arrow up the menu to add to itunes as a spoken trak and
press enter. In the case of a whole book, go for coffee.
Now, I think itunes will pop up and start reading to you when it's done
converti
Honestly?
This is just a *guess!*
However I understand some have played the mp3, I am talking speech only,
and used Dragon.
Again I am not speaking anything close to first hand.
Karen
On Thu, 21 Mar 2013, Devin Prater wrote:
How could that possibly be done?
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On 21 Mar 2013,
How could that possibly be done?
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On 21 Mar 2013, at 23:01, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I think? this has been touched on before, perhaps in a previous os edition.
> still is there a tool that will convert the audio form an mp3 into a text
> file for reading?
> Than
Hi folks,
I think? this has been touched on before, perhaps in a previous os
edition.
still is there a tool that will convert the audio form an mp3 into a text
file for reading?
Thanks,
Karen
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Odd question perhaps, but is there a utility that will do this, on the mac
or anything else for that matter?
I have an mp3 file of a very poor quality, even more so than usual for a
lossey one, wondered since it is all spoken, if I might convert it to
something readable instead?
Thanks,
Karen
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