can it print out a speech of different languages? japanese language? as I understand , this tool write down heard voices, right?
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The US version in English transcription only. I suggest contacting Nuance.com, the developer of Dragon Naturally Speaking to see if the Japanese version that was introduced in Sept. 2012, is available for use with the Sony recorder. There are other options to translate and transcribe including Babylon and ATLAS, both which would require a multi-step process to translate Japanese to English or just transcribe Japanese.
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Yes you can speak to it and it will type it for you. You may have to download a free app to do it, but there are numerous free awesome ones. My favorite part about this tablet though that I should have mentioned in my review is that unlike a smartphone and like a computer it has a regular USB port for other keyboards and MICS, though there is a mini one already inside it. I haven't tested it yet to see how clearly it translates though. I'm not sure if you've ever heard of Ghost Writer but thats one option available through downloadable software or through an app.
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I would suggest Audacity. Its a free voice recorder program that lets you record with the microphone and edit the recording to your liking.
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As long as it records in MP3, or WAV formats, Dragon NaturallySpeaking will be able to process the file. You will have to train the program at the minimum of 4 min. first. It works quite well for me but I usually dictate "live" as I am doing now to answer this question.
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Although I use this recorder with a Macbook Pro which is not compatible with the software interface, I do know others that have used it on a PC with Dragon. As long as you obtain a clean recording (one w/o a lot of background noise such as street sounds, music, etc) the transcription of the recording to text through Dragon is fairly accurate. It will be necessary to validate conversion especially if the recordings come from multiple voices / accents. And it will not be able to distinguish between differennt speakers so you will need to annotate the text with each speaker's name.
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it only records what it "hears". I don't know how you would get both sides of the conversation clearly.
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Yes, like most Vocaloid3's, this voicebank can be downloaded in English. The option will pop up after inserting the disk, and before you install Miku. Please tell me if I didn't exactly answer your question!
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You can type on keyboard , press button and hear .You can record your voice and compare with original pronounciation .Speaking into translator is not included in this device. Manufacturer of this device did not concentrate on it because for some users it is not very popular function .You can compare it with computer.Computer can be operated by voice command but many users prefer typing and pressing buttons because it performs more accurately .
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you can install english UI when installing. It only contains japanese voicebank.
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I didn't know it could do that. It takes a little practice to get it right, too. Not sure if a disability would rule that out, but I'd think so. I'd try http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-make-your-own-audiobooks/ with a text to speech program. Download the book from Project Gutenburg (or whereever) and make your own audiobook
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You will need someone speaking into a microphone tied directly to the system translating the words. This only amplifies what is said through the microphone.
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When you select the voices, a few of them have "TTS" after the name. These are the ones that can do Text-to-speech.
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This unit uses fonts that are on your computer. If you have Chinese fonts, then I believe it would print what you put in the text box. I was able to change the fonts to whatever I wanted. I was also able to change the size based on the size of the tape I was using.
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Yes, it displays phrases in romaji, hirigana/katakana, and kanji. The is also an option that has kanji with furigana, which is what I use mostly.
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Yes. It is a great little recorder and very compatible with Dragon Naturally Speaking. I record meetings and then it translates to text.
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Yes and yes: though I haven't used it for Dragon, I use it for Google's speech service and it works VERY well!
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Hello, Romanji and Hiragana are both supported. On English based systems Romanji seems to be the default but you can assign the notes - Vocoloid will work either way, The only thing you would need to watch out for is the note property.