Hi I am wanting to use this to do medical transcription from home from recordings. I have been told that the 11 and 12 version will not allow you to do EMR but that's not what I will be doing, atleast not right now, but I was going to go with the older...
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If I remember correctly you can add words you use often and it will recognize them, I got this for my sister and she did medical records and it worked great for her.
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I'm sorry I can't really help you there. I bought it for my 6 year old. She's started the recorder this year so we didn't need a fancy one. I thought it sounds great, but I'm no expert.
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Yes I have been able to record the digital channels (Ie: 8.1 etc) It tuned them all in for me w/ extended scan on set up. Note tuner only goes to about 125 but I dont have need for more.
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I move my recordings to my computer so I can edit them, and then send them out through e-mail to family. I would suggest you try the left or right arrow to change the settings. This recorder has been the easiest I have used and I use it weekly.
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I use to use Dragon 8 Medical, then upgraded to Dragon 9 preferred, and with a little training, then upgrade to Dragon 9.5, it handles my medical terminology well. Not worth the additional $1000 to get the Dragon 9.5 Medical.
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Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a solid run through. Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a... » Read More Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a solid run through. « Show Less
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I agree that no XLR out is odd but I just patched around that. Not sure about the 1086 comparison. Never used one. I bought it for narration purposes and its gating capabilities so limiting is something I add in post production. For the money, it's a bargain. If you want to spend some bucks though, Aphex Channel Master is much more versatile. Hope that helps.
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I was worried about that also. However I have needed up using it differently. I record training conferences and what I ended up doing was recording in much smaller sections, 1) for ease of location of material that I needed and 2) the finished project was little videos on an intranet site. So while I record over 5 days worth of content stretching over 9 hours a day, I never ran into this problem since I found it easier to make the files smaller for ease of use and finding the exact content I needed. I know this does not help exactly, but look at how you will actually do the recording it may become moot as it did for me. Great device though, very handy.
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Dear DMG. You are doing everything right. I am a PI and this device is my backup I carry for just-in-case-have-to-record situation. I have listened to it using all the players on my computer. These Chinese made systems are binary: they either work and are great or you send it back for a new one and hope the new one works! I had to send back THREE pen video recorders before I got one that worked!
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I have used it quite successfully with Dragon Naturally Speaking Preferred 12.5. I broke mine and bought the next step up, the WH100B, as the replacement; it did not work with the same Dragon product. Nuance has a chart ranking the units that work work with Dragon Naturally Speaking 12 on their web site. I would recommend checking it before purchasing anything.I hope this help you out. Have a nice day.
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Go to this page for that information: http://recorders.com/info/articles/27/1/Digital-Recorder-Compatibility-Report-for-Dragon-NaturallySpeaking/Page1.html
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We've been using "MAGIX Music Maker 2013". We got it cheap and it's works pretty well. Very easy software to learn. Depending on what you are doing with it though, it can get kind of glitchy to work with. We record several tracks together on a compilation, and we've been running into lag issues with it. As long as you can work around it, you should be fine. Just be aware that it IS a pretty big problem with this particular software. But you can't beat the price!
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I think the quality is very good, also the price. I am a court reporter and I always record everything, so that when I go to transcribe, I can slow things down. But to be honest, with what you are talking about, just recording music, I am guessing you don't have to use the slow mode, or double time, to slow it down, do you? If not, you may just want to get maybe the same brand, but not with the two speeds. Hope that helped!!
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I currently use 3 different models constantly (for hours everyday) and my favourite is Magnavox MDR533H/F7 Hard Disc Drive and DVD Recorder (2013 Model), with it you can record to an internal hard disk drive or onto a dvd ( I use the rerecordable DVDs over and over so I never miss a thing) you can also dub between drives in either direction and watch a drive while recording at the same time. Maybe the most impressive thing to me about this is that one SUNDAY afternoon I had a problem with the unit after a power outage and I called the 800 number which is prominently displayed on the manual and remote, actually expecting to get a recording if anything at all, instead I got a live technician that lived in the USA, spoke perfect English and understood the product enough to perfectly resolve the issue.. ON A SUNDAY AFTERNOON!! I'll definitely get another one. The Iview that you apparently are looking at is ok too but rudimentary in odd ways and you must supply your own USB HDD and not sure if you can rig it to record on a DVD Haven't tried that yet, but the tuner is fast when flipping through channels. Good Luck!!
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I have windows 7 , it should work with 8 , I just plugged it in and away I went with the mic downloading any drivers need from the mic .I use audacity a free program , it is good enough right now for my recording purpose . you may need to adjust the mic inputs from the windows control panel I tweaked out the volumes and such there ,was pretty easy stuff . Like I say it is good entry mic when I sang into it sounded good and I am a smoker of 30 years so if it can make me sound good . worth the 20-30 bucks for it
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Hi Testmaster -- we do offer the Premium Edition without the recorder. It is available on AmazonDragon Naturally Speaking Premium 11 There are many other differences in the Premium Edition, but you are correct that if you want to transcribe recorded files, you cannot do that with the Home Edition. Peter Mahoney SVP & GM, Dragon Nuance Communications
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My only use is with PX333...I have used other recorders but they don't download in MP3 so I can convert to WMA for playback in discs. I record radio show, so I have to stick with what I know works, I am not an engineer I am a broadcaster.