Does the voice recognition show up on a computer?
499607
I use the tape recorder for writing meeting minutes for our Home Owners Association and it works great. Picks up sound of all owners in the meeting in a room about 30' x 40' with 50 owners. I do not use "voice recognition" software so not sure what you mean by that. I have also used it for music recordings and it is very clear. Highly recommend it for quality of sound and ease of use.
977009
Yes, if you have Snow Leopard 10.6.4 or higher installed. And it's a bluetooth device, so you just need to have it activated in the immediate area and the computer will recognize it.
1588809
I don't see any "voice recognition" prompt anywhere, but, that doesn't mean one doesn't exist. I haven't clicked on everything?...www.chessbase.com should give you all the answers you're looking for. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful...
1353321
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.
2086697
I have not but if its as well engineered as the other features it should impress you...if you like I could test the voice recognition and send you my humble opinion...I dont have a need for it ..I was in the market for a quality air mouse
1725909
You should, provided the connections are right. The microphone can be positioned directly in front of one's mouth, so clarity can be assured. Keep in mind that with almost anyspeech recognition system there will be a learning period both on your part and the machine's part. Since it works with my Dragon(r) speech-ware, it should work with Win 8 just fine.
1725910
You should, provided the connections are right. The microphone can be positioned directly in front of one's mouth, so clarity can be assured. Keep in mind that with almost any speech recognition system there will be a learning period both on your part and the machine's part. Since it works with my Dragon(r) speech-ware, it should work with Win 8 just fine.
1032553
Yes. I rarely use voice activation, because there's always a syllable missed as it activates. I don't think I've ever seen a recorder that only worked via voice activation.
1620234
Glenn,I was reading a number of reviews a little earlier. One individual said you have to select a 'computer' voice. . .the female version is Samantha. . .I don't recall the name for the male voice. I haven't tried downloading either voice yet, but will sometime early on.
1667086
Yes it does. Audio plays back nice and clear when you play it back on your computer. Just don't block the mic.
2232247
once you have it set up on your computer and it's a recognized device.. the answer is yes. no problem. You will need an application that will be able to record what you say. for example recorder on windows can do this just fine. Just remember to speak clearly into the microphone. or you will get lots of errors. good luck and have fun. it's a nice microphone. I got it for my Mom so we can use skype to talk on for free.
1316570
I found out (after I bought it of course) that only the models that have bluetooth have voice recognition, it seemed odd to have something like that tied to having bluetooth, I have the one with lifetime maps + traffic (no bluetooth) and don't have the feature.
1455968
Not actually, you just have to plug it in and wait for your computer to recognize it and that's it. It's very simple to use and works great. XD
698295
You have to set up a profile for your voice (one voice per profile) so I'm thinking it will hear the other voices but may not properly recognize the words.
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.
1769237
Yes, the microphone is automatically recognized and installed by Fedora 19 with kernel 3.11 (probably works with other kernels as well).
1556236
Yes, but the voice recognition is not the best. Works best using the number.