Is this model Panasonic RR-XR800 compatible with Dragon dictation software?
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I'm not sure one can import files into Dragon.This model provides an audio file that you can import into a computer. The question remains, Can Dragon do anything more than create text from and audio file. You should contact Dragon support. This is a great recorder for the price. I use it to record backup audio for 2 hour video captures and Depositions.
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YES (assuming the voice was recorded at relatively close range and there is little background noise.)
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Its been a while since I purchased this great mic but I don't remember any additional software coming with the unit. I discovered that when I used this microphone I could make speech recognition software like 'Dragon Naturally Speaking' function as advertised. Previously I gave up trying to use the app because it just didn't function properly and was very frustrating. I use 'Gold Wave' for all my sound editing work; I'm pretty sure there's a freeware version, stripped own of course, but I paid the $50 for the license to use the 'full boat' version. Its extremely versatile and doesn't really have much of a learning curve for its basic functions. Its been a while since I purchased this great mic but I don't remember any additional software coming with the unit. I discovered that when I used this microphone I could make speech recognition software like 'Dragon Naturally Speaking' function as advertised. Previously I gave up trying to use the app because it just didn't function properly and was very frustrating. I use 'Gold Wave' for all my sound editing work; I'm pretty sure there's a freeware version, stripped own of course, but I paid the $50 for the license to use the 'full boat' version. Its extremely versatile and doesn't really... » Read More Its been a while since I purchased this great mic but I don't remember any additional software coming with the unit. I discovered that when I used this microphone I could make speech recognition software like 'Dragon Naturally Speaking' function as advertised. Previously I gave up trying to use the app because it just didn't function properly and was very frustrating. I use 'Gold Wave' for all my sound editing work; I'm pretty sure there's a freeware version, stripped own of course, but I paid the $50 for the license to use the 'full boat' version. Its extremely versatile and doesn't really have much of a learning curve for its basic functions. « Show Less
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Yes, go to http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/dsc/download/fts/index.html
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Yes that is exactly how I use mine. And the Dragon software is the best I have ever used.
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Like most any bluetooth headset it should work with most any bluetooth adapter. If you can select any audio input from the Dragon software then that should work as well.
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check your connections, and also check your software. It works fine with Dragon, but I don't know about any other software.
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I'm assuming that if you have a USB available, it should work. I use it with a PC for dictating into Dragon for radiology.
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This particular version of Dragon Naturally Speaking is designed to install on MS Windows. You can probably use your Android device to record an audio file to upload to your Windows based PC, like a dictation device.
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The TA824 appears to be an older piece of equipment. Although, I just bought mine in Dec 2013. I couldn't get the drivers to work properly for a Windows 7 Pc so reverted to an older PC that I had laying around that had Windows XP. The Panasonic software worked fine with XP. It is definitely much easier to set up the 824 with the software than to try and program it through a phone. Either find an old PC with XP or see if Panosonic has some new drivers. Sorry, this isn't much help.
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I can't answer that as I haven't tried it. There is an app called "Dragon Remote Microphone" which might fill your need. There is also an app called "Dragon Mobile Assistant." Again, haven't used it. Not on my list of things to do. Good luck.
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When I recently purchased the premium edition of Dragon NaturallySpeaking (version 11 upgraded to 11.5), I was told that the software could be used on a maximum of three different computers by the same individual. I have it installed on two different machines.
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Don't know. Works well on phone but have been unable to get it to work with Dragon Naturally speaking.
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This microphone works with all versions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking as well as Mac Dictate. It serves well as a starter microphone.KnowBrainer, Inc.
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My wife uses it to call me on Google talk so I'd say yes. Dragon is a Speech Recognition software. It does have 2 - 3.5 mm jacks, one for the mic, one for the headset. Hope this helps.
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Hi; At this time Dragon Dictate does not make dictation software in Spanish. In January 2013 look for possible upgrades then. The only thing available at present would be windows dictation scratch Pad, this program does process Spanish-language among others.
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No, there is NO voice recognition software that can do this at all well in 2012. You know how when you call an airline or bank and get into arguments with their voice recognition software that tries to listen to what you need? It's a long-term goal to develop reliable voice transcription that can listen to multiple people with multiple voicings and dialects speaking conversationally, but it's not even close to being implemented yet. Right now, the state of the art for voice recognition, which Dragon employs, is that each user develops his or her own personal user profile that gets more accurate the more it's used. Dragon can only use one user profile per session. The software has to be restarted to load a different user profile for a different speaker, so it's totally impractical in a meeting- or courtroom-type setting where several people may speak a sentence or two in turn. Dragon would do a very poor job in this setting without restarting it to change to a different user profile as the speaker changed--way too many errors to be useful. There is transcription hardware available elsewhere that tries to work around this using Dragon and Word. You need a translator, who re-dictates what he or she hears the meeting or courtroom participants say as they're speaking, much like a foreign translator at the United Nations. This person wears a device that looks like an oxygen mask (to focus the input to Dragon to that user profile, and also to reduce the noise in the meeting or courtroom from having another person speak simultaneously). The people who sell this hardware say that it works well and saves years of practice with a stenography machine such as the ones used by courtroom reporters. I haven't tried it, so I can't say if it's a good workaround, though I do agree that in theory, it sounds workable with a little practice on the part of the re-dictator.
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I could not get it to work, but that may have been my own inexperience rather than product issues. I did purchase a Calisto headset which did work well with dragon. I also use it to talk to my wife on the cell phone. The Calisto headset has a better microphone and noise canceling than my cell phone's microphone. I'd give the Calisto a close look.