Is there anyway to use this product in conjunction with dictation to an iPhone?
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The foot pedal plugs in via USB to the computer but the headset could plug into an ear phone jack.
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I agree with Nancy. A pedal gives you hands free transcription. It doesn't do much for dictation. You could use a program like Express Dictate for hands free dictation, but you would need a headset and still have to start a dictation by pressing record.
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I think thru the Mac computer you can. ICan't find any apps to do it thru iPhone/ipad yet.
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Yes. Download it as an mp3. Send it to the Cloud have your Transcriptionist have a Cloud account also and she can pull it from there.
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You should be able to, I just tested it out on my Macbook Pro. Turn your bluetooth on, connect the headset (connect the device to the macbook), then select the headset to use as an audio device. I didn't have any trouble with it and ITunes.
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Yes you can, it has a built in slot for the iphone, and as far as hooking up your laptop to the speaker you will need a cable ( usb to xlr or rca or 1/4 inch ) to connect the speaker, its got 3 types of inputs in the back,, hope this helps.. Cheers
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There's an iPhone app available from a 3rd party for $4.99 (but no audio). The web interface works with Safari / Chrome browsers, but no audio (at least I couldn't get it to work).
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I'm sure you can, I used my headphones but honestly I do not recommend this product. It won't work for me anymore. Software won't stop crashing in the device itself.
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I use it with the dragon dictation program. I listen to an audio recording through the headset and speak simultaneously. I believe that is similar to what you do with Rosetta Stone.
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I'm sorry, I don't have an iphone but indications are that you can. Here's what Amazon says about the TDK Life On Record: "Multiple input options--USB, 3.5-millimeter, and auxiliary ports--let you connect a wide variety of music sources, including an iPod, iPhone, smartphone, USB flash drive, and external hard drive. You can also plug in a guitar or microphone to add yourself to the mix."We primarily use the 3.5mm input for our mp3 players. Good luck, if you choose to buy it I don't think you'll be disappointed. We absolutely love ours! We mostly listen to Christian Hip Hop and Rap and it ROCKS! We also like to plug in a microphone and sing along karaoke style. I'm sorry, I don't have an iphone but indications are that you can. Here's what Amazon says about the TDK Life On Record: "Multiple input options--USB, 3.5-millimeter, and auxiliary ports--let you connect a wide variety of music sources, including an iPod, iPhone, smartphone, USB flash drive, and external hard drive. You can also plug in a guitar or microphone to add yourself to the mix."We primarily use the 3.5mm input for our mp3 players. Good luck, if you choose to buy it I don't think you'll be disappointed. We absolutely love ours! We mostly listen to... » Read More I'm sorry, I don't have an iphone but indications are that you can. Here's what Amazon says about the TDK Life On Record: "Multiple input options--USB, 3.5-millimeter, and auxiliary ports--let you connect a wide variety of music sources, including an iPod, iPhone, smartphone, USB flash drive, and external hard drive. You can also plug in a guitar or microphone to add yourself to the mix."We primarily use the 3.5mm input for our mp3 players. Good luck, if you choose to buy it I don't think you'll be disappointed. We absolutely love ours! We mostly listen to Christian Hip Hop and Rap and it ROCKS! We also like to plug in a microphone and sing along karaoke style. « Show Less
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Should be able to. I listen to music via a thumb drive in the front USB port, and receive calls from my iPhone at the same time. The music fades out and resumes when the call ends.
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You will be able to control the volume output from the iphone and not the speakers
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According to my daughter-in-law who knows so much more about this than I do, the answer is yes. You would need to hook up the speakers using the headphone jack on the bottom of the iphone
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As is no. You must use the device. But there is a replacement and third party cable that you can pause and adjust volume with. Anything you use for a cell phone works fine. If your device recognizes voice commands, you're set! You'll love this product.
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Yes, assuming your iPhone isn't any newer than a 4s. Any audio device is only outputting positive and negative electrical signals, don't let the fancy 30 pin cable disguise this. Apple doesn't encrypt their audio signal or anything like that, as long as you can plug it in it'll work.
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No. Although if you are using a smart-phone as an audio source, you can certainly accomplish this.
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I think there are a couple of ways you could do this if I'm understanding your question as "Can I capture on my computer an audio file of me giving a presentation?" 1: Wear the headset, connect via Bluetooth to your iPhone or similar, start to record a Voice Memo (iPhone) and start talking. Email the Voice Memo file to yourself and store it on your computer. 2: Wear the headset, connect the headset base station to your computer via the provided USB cord, start an audio recording application on your computer (there are many of these, some come with the OS, some are freeware, some have modest cost such as Piezo), hit the record button on the application and start talking. This will give you an audio file on your computer.