Does it have a microphone to be able to translate an english lecture into chinese ?
2006099
Hi Kathleen,The CD-737P does have a microphone, which is featured to record conversations and test your pronunciation on Chinese or English words. It cannot translate the voice recording lecture from English to Chinese through voice recognition. You have to input the entire sentence into the translator for the translation. Regards,Powerdictionary
2006100
I am really sorry to tell you that I do not know. I have not used mine in some years but I cant remember it having a microphone.
2006101
It's translation capabilities are very limited. It doesn't do voice translation. And dependable written translation is limited to a sentence or 2.
239099
Yes. You can record the speaker to record your computer's sound, or you can record your narration using a microphone.
1090566
You cannot. The language is stuck in the language that it comes in, sadly. I had to return mine due to this issue. It was in Chinese but I needed English. I had to order a whole new one. I even contacted Sekonic about the issue and they told me there was nothing they could do.
1803281
Your question is pretty vague, but its fine when it comes to speech recognition. I've used it regularly for both Rosetta Stone and for Skype chats.
2097466
It comes with a pen and software, but the software that converts handwriting to text is optional. I don't know if it supports Chinese.
1055315
Hi Kathy,It worked for translating sermons but you do need to get a mic to connect to the main machine and translate it from thereAlthough the sound was very good, and i didnt have too much problem with it, my pastor was very picky and that even a little static can bother people so we returned ithope it helps
623513
I just found your post while asking this same question. I've also found an answer. There's a computer program called Dragon Naturally Speaking that will do this. The basic software, Dragon 9 or 10, is about $60 on Amazon.com. B. Lueders
813622
I am not sure about the question but Rosetta Stone gives you headphones and you have to speak the language unless you do not want to use the speech part. It keeps up with your progress and you have to finish sentences and answer questions,etc. so I guess the answer would be no.
1865641
I'm not sure I understand your question. This is not a dictionary. It is a translator. It does have an English and Chinese dictionary in it but its main function is to translate. If you input an English word the Longman English dictionary will give you a definition for that word in English. If you want to translate a word or sentence you need to get out of the dictionary and into the English to Chinese or Chinese to English functions. If you type and English sentence in the English to Chinese function and then press Enter a window will give you a translation. This translator does not record sounds. It does give the correct pronunciation for what you translate though.
1865640
You need to type in the English any it will speak and show the Chinese. It was very helpful traveling in China and not knowing Chinese.
1948885
As I recall, yes, it does. And a built in speaker, though I wouldn't use it for anything but small presentations.Good luck!
1001458
It has a microphone. You will need an infrared light, but you probably already knew that.
176047
I don't know Chinese so I don't know about that. You can easily find a PDF manual through Google so maybe that will tell you.
1284064
It is a cheap microphone, and while it isn't ideal for anything to present, it picks up pronunciations fairly well. If this is all you'll need it for, it will be a good deal, but I'd get something more high-quality if I were to use it for other purposes.
1223834
It has a wide variety of languages available. I am sure you can get just about any language, including chinese :-)
1605525
No, unless I missed something. I suppose you could record something on a disc and then load it from your computer, but there is no microphone that I know of.
482461
Sorry, I can not help. I did not know the unit could be upgraded. I found that it was able to translate all my questions from English to Chinese.