Is this recorder compatible with Nuance's "Dragon Naturally Speaking" and "Dragon Dictate" (for Mac)?
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If the software can accept an audio file such as an mp3 then it should work fine. If you have to install some kind of software onto the recorder then no.
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amazon forwarded me your questions since I purchased this unit from them in past (and love it by the way) - am not 100% sure if it is compatible but I would imagine it is since you can import directly into your Mac as a Wav file and then flip it into MP3 or any format you wish - which in turn should work with those programs which I assume are audio text reading programs......but better to go to a Mac message board rather than a SONY or Amazon one to get exact correct answer -
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Using it on my Mac Mini with Mavericks and the latest version of Audacity. Works great. Get the software from http://audacity.sourceforge.net. It's open source; no charge.
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The Oly 7200 has no digital output, but it does have a line out. Amazon sells the Sorbent USB Stereo Sound Adapter (AU-EMAC for Mac computers) and that lets you record sound with ease. Mac fidelity is WAY greater than the best fidelity in the 7200.
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Use the help title on top right hand side of audacity program. It has a web browser manual on it. As for the settings of microphone to use the cassette player, I don't know it for Mac, but you should set the speaker/controls to cd quality which for pc is 2 channel 16bit 44100Hz. This is for recording devices. Good Luck!
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Yes. I use it with Dragon 12 Basic. It picks up dictation better than the mic that came with Dragon.
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I have used it with apple voice memos and other recording apps. I did not purchase an additional app to use it.
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It should be compatible. I havent used reason, however I use abelton live and adobe audition and it simultaneously records seperate tracks with no problem.
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Well, for one, you don't need an Internet connection in order to be able to dictate. It's also somewhat faster, and works a lot better for really long dictation. It depends on what you doing with it. If you're going to be dictating stuff a lot, you will certainly want Dragon Dictate. On the other hand, if you're not doing a whole lot, or it's really just a quick dictation, you might want to stick with mountain lion's built in dictation feature. One of the other options, which I would certainly recommend, when using Dragon Dictate is the use of a better microphone. It really makes a difference. I find it to be extremely accurate on my Mac, and overall quite fast. In fact, I just dictated all of this with it. You should really check Dragon Dictate's website. It contains most of what you're looking for, with all of the different features and everything. One of the best parts is the ability to almost completely control the Mac. This is in comparison with mountain lion only being able to dictate into text fields.
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I do not have a MAC. The software was for the Windows OS. You might contact Audacity to see if there is a download for MAC.
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It is Dragon Naturally Speaking Recorder Edition 12.0. I am not sure what processor is required but I think it says that in the description. And I don't know if it is the full program or not as this is the first Dragon I have used so I wouldn't know if it was missing things.
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No, it does not. I'm not aware of any voice recorder that comes bundled with Dragon Naturally Speaking. Be aware that this is a standalone voice recorder, not something you add to a computer.
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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, but you need download the audacity software from audacity, choose the version for mac
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I don't have MAC so I can not tell from experience. You would have to install software Audacity (check: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/). On its website it says they have MAC version.
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I'm not knowledgeable about Mac, but it should theoretically work with any PC software that can work with generic audio devices.
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Don't know, haven't used it in that capacity. If the Dragon mic requires a true stereo input, it probably won't work because the usb adapter is mono and puts the same signal in the left and right inputs.
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This works with Dragon Naturally Speaking PREMIUM. That's why I bought the PREMIUM. You can record on this and then feed it to Dragon. But in addtion, this recorder has proved to be invaluable in taping conference call meetings. I bought a mic for it that you put in your ear (and plug into the recorder) and then put your headset over it. It works beautifully if you get the phone call mic (about $16). It has helped so much in preparing minutes after an hour call with 16 different people giving information on numerous topics. I love this recorder. It can't understand the voice of others, so I just use it for phone calls to listen back myself. But for Dragon Premium it works great in picking up your voice. So you can record things on the go, and plug into your computer later.