I am currently transcribing from a flash drive that opens up in Creative Media Source. Will foot pedal work with Creative Media?
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Don't know. You would have to check with creative media source. I would think that it would depend on the pedal and whether or not it would work with that software. However, you can program the Express Scribe software to pull your dictation from the flash drive when it opens.
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Hi, no they will not. (This is from our experience.) They are designed to work with "express scribe," software. The pedals come with I believe two licenses. We are a closed captioning and subtitling company, and have used the pedals and software for years. There are "apps" that will work with VLC player, but with cost. The costumer service is slow, but there, they respond by email, unless you pay. However we have had feedback from them, but the express scribe works very well. The pedals and software, on Amazon is quite a bit less money, then buying from NCH. The problem, when transcribing, even if you get your pedals to work with your program, VLC, WMP, or quicktime, is that every time you click the program that you are watching, Word, or whatever you are using to type becomes inactive. With express scribe, your Word stays active and you can have express scribe in a mini window. I've done a lot of searching, trying to find a "fit all," so far Express Scribe is the answer for us. I'm not a NCH employee or rep, by any means. I would suggest, that you search for express scribe, this will get you to NCH webpage, based in Australia. You can download the "free" version, to try. Video will not play in the "free" version. You can however "get the fell of it with an audio file, and use "hot keys." There are some nice features, slow program down, speed up, and of course the pedals allow you to rewind and so forth. Hope that helps, and just my opinion.
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I just like to have couple of them in the kit bag. Most foot pedals don't have XLR in/outs. If one of your rack mount processors craps out on you, you have an alternate plan. Lots of smaller venues don't have the equipment you want/need at the sound desk. Also if you find one of your XLR inputs on your sound board has broken and its too close to show, you have a backup in place. Hope this helps.
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This pedal is to be used with software that supports the pedal. I don't think you can use this with iTunes. I use with Bytescribe software for transcription and it works beautifully. I can rewind and fast forward. This is the only pedal I would consider, but you need the software to manipulate the audio files.
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Yes that is exactly what I am currently using it for. I had the same problem, when all of a sudden my old foot pedal just DID NOT WORK?
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I bought this foot pedal and could never get it to work with the Express Scribe free software, which I had previously used without a foot pedal, so I thought the additional convenience of the foot pedal would be great. Very disappointing.
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Hi Kim, The ICD-UX512 Digital Flash Voice Recorder does not support foot pedal controller. -Anthony
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I'm sorry, I don't know. My OS is 10.7 and it worked aside from the pedal problem.
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i didn't try it but it show as a normal disk once connected to USB, so potentially it should work, my advise check mediasonic forums. the device it self is solid.
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We tried downloading to our current computer software from a DS recorder and it was not a hands-free system. We purchased the "Olympus DS Player Plus", that came with the foot pedal and it has turned out to be a very user friendly dictation system. With the purchase of additional foot pedals, the original software can be installed on multiple computers, if you have more than one transcriptionist.
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yes it is; i had music from another mp3 player and I was able to sync and transfer that music to SanDisk. And if i can do it anyone can
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I don't know if it can be used with iTunes directly. I use my pedal with Express Scribe Software. You can put the song in Express Scribe and use it that way. I have done that with music. Express Scribe is a free software.
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That is what I use for. I use onsong out live. It pages my set list forward the other pedal scrolls the words. The two pedals have several button combinations and you set your software accordingly. I have not tried using it with iTunes though.
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You will need to go into the express scribe program. Click on "options". Select the "control" tab at the top. Your screen should display "enable foot pedal controller" with the box checked (go ahead and check it if it is not already done). Click on the "controller setup wizard" bar. this will take you through a series of pages, on about the 3rd screen you will be able to alter the command map for your foot pedal, or reset to the default commands. Select "change a command" to change the default setup. Select finish at the bottom of the screen when you are done. That should take care of your setup. :o)
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I have not personally tried...But Accordingly to the manual all things in these formats will work On a USB flash drive. (DivX HD®, JPEG, JPG, MPO, AC3 (Dolby® Digital), EAC3, HAAC, AAC, MPEG, MP3, PCM, DTS®)
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This pedal is great. I use it with Express Scribe from NCH, not Media Player. NCH has a free version of Express Scribe but I wound up paying about $38 (a one-time expense) for the professional version. It was a great investment and using my Vpedal with it was easy. Not sure how to use Windows Media with pedal though.
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It does not contain any software. It is meant to be used with a transcription software program. most software will support it, excluding itunes and windows media player. WAV pedal 7 software form dictationstore .com has a free trial and it works with this pedal.
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I don't know how to make it work on Windows Media Player. Perhaps you can go online with them or the pedal company. However, I went and got a free download of NCH Software. It is a good product to play things back. I also do dictation and use it for that. I would suggest you check that out.