does it work well with dragon naturally speaking
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The Nuance support page says it will work. See http://support.nuance.com/compatibility/Search.asp?PRO=DNS&CID;=15
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I am not sure my husband uses this for trucking I can ask him and get back to you.
1295276
Don't use dragon. I use it on a 4000 HP tugboat and it works great. The noise reduction is the best.
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I don't know what dragon is, but it works well speaking normally. Wind noise is the only problem I have encountered.
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The Nuance support page says it will work. See http://support.nuance.com/compatibility/Search.asp?PRO=DNS&CID=15
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Here is a link that might help answer this question(but, yes, I think it could work great with DNS)http://www.knowbrainer.com/core/pages/MicCompare.cfm
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this one does not. I use it with Dragon, premium edition, and it works perfectly for auto transcription. there are some that come bundled with software, but not this one. The files are MP3s so if you want to manually transcribe, you can play them on any device
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It works well with Dragon. I don't have legal version. Quality mic but don't drop it. Broke first time I dropped it. It was a fall any cell phone would have survived.
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If the microphone is close enough to the speaker, it doesn't matter whose voice it is. The speech recognition programs on newer versions of windows is at least as good as Dragon, in my opinion.
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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.
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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 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
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I have had mine for several months and I have experienced no problems yet! I tested it with some friends and we sang a song using a hand held mike and it worked great. I have also used it for Dragon Speaking and have had no problems. The only thing different from the jack on my computer is when I boot the computer it makes crackling sounds untill windows starts then it works just like it should. Hope this helps some.
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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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Program is Dragon's Naturally Speaking. Once you perform the setup of reading a provided dialogue, the program "learns" you voice and can then transcribe your voice recordings to an editable text file. I read through my transcriptions and then edit to ensure proper punctuation. Still quicker than typing it all.
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I have not tried it with any of the Dragon's voice dictation products myself. I would strongly suggest going to a store having a look or checking with someone who has tried it. What I do know is that some of these devices can be very particular about co-operating with other devices. I've struggled with a few of them already, and I also currently having intermittent timeouts on this one with Cisco IP Communicator Softphone software.
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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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No. It does not recognize Spanish. It only recognizes English. The windows version sold by Nuance is called Dragon Naturally Speaking and that one does recognize Spanish with the correct language pack. It is also a much better program. For people with a mac, the only solution would be to infall windows with VMWare Fusion or Parallels, and then Dragon Naturally Speaking. That would give you Spanish language recognition for dictation in a mac. Of course, this is not the most practical approach, but so far the only approach I am aware of that works.
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I can only say that it works well with the DRAGON Naturally Speaking (11.5) I use at home.
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Yes, I am using it right now to respond to your question. It does a fantastic job. I bought the spare battery and charger stand that also holds the earpiece. When the one battery wears down after 4, 5 hours continuous use I switch batteries and continue right on without any interruptions. It does everything that it advertises and I am 100% pleased with it. Dragon Naturally Speaking however is another issue.
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I don't use Dragon, but this is a very clear, high quality headset. I think it would work with speech recognition software, no problem.
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I love the device, but I haven't used the Dragon yet. The sound quality is amazing, so if you already use Dragon, the voice quality will be more than adequate to decipher it.