I am a transcriptionist currently using a microcassette transcriber. my dr wants to buy the sony ICD-PX333 digital recorder. are these compatible?
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Yes it is compatible. As long as it's a USB Digital foot petal, you can use it with your ICD PX333 digital recorder. Hope this helps and good luck!
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I a very non-techy person; so here is all that I can tell you. I use it with Express Scribe. I get many questions about te USB Digital foot petal (which puts the voice forward/backward, stop, go, and speed choices. I feel that perhaps Amazon needs to now more about it so that they can answer all the questions. Sorry, just don't know what or how the digital recorder works.
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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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If you want to record lectures try the Sony TCM200DV which uses tapes. I used it for one of my lectures and found that using the tapes and storing them without needing to download into a computer was a breeze. All my friends who used the digital recorders had problems but this recorder helped me pass. If you buy the 90 min. tapes the machine can double the time. Sensitivity is excellent. It runs about $35 and there is even a more expensive $45 older model. I just labeled the tapes and if there was a lecture I wanted to hear again it was no problem. I know you are keen on the digital but to me, recording and then downloading into a computer was a drag. Aside from that if there is a problem with the computer your recordings are gone. I know this didn't answer your question but it might help.
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The DVT3000 and -3200 look identical, and the user manual lumps all of the 3000 series together. So the user interface is identical in both. I suspect the only difference in the 3200, which is no longer listed on Philips' site, is the Dragon software. I have not used my 3000 a lot, but it does a pretty good job picking up sound - the playback is about as clear as your ear hears the original if there is not a lot of background noise, such as in a restaurant. I have recorded my mom with the 3000 on the table in front of us, and the clarity is very good. My wife's boss uses one for dictation at work, and it works great for that. If there are any technical differences in specs between the 3000 and 3200, I doubt you could tell the difference when using it.
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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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Never purchase a recorder that does not have a tuner. Sony has one like that. Buy the Panasonice model. It is the best.
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Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a solid run through. Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a... » Read More Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a solid run through. « Show Less
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I'm not sure why you think the Sony ICD-PX312 recorder is limited to just a 2 GB memory card. It can accept up to a 32 GB SanDisk card. In my "Operating Instructions" guide that came with the Sony ICD-PX312, the info on the various memory cards the recorder can support are on page 40. Personally, I only use 2 GB and mostly 4 GB micro cards, as they can hold up to about 22 hours or 45 hours of recordings, respectively. That's a LOT of conversation! I have been extremely pleased with this recorder and the high quality of the recordings. I've used many recorders, from a variety of manufacturers, previous to this one and none compare in functionality and quality. Just be sure to always have a couple spare AAA batteries on hand. Due to the long recording capabilities, you will need to replace the batteries somewhat regularly.
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Truly sorry, I am not that advanced in tech. All you can do is try it before you start transcribing. Good luck.
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Yes It Is. It Works In My Cd Recorder Which Is A Sony & So Far They Work Brilliant! If Your Still Alil Unsure Just Try A Single One First & See How It Works In Ur Teac Recorder.
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Although I use this recorder with a Macbook Pro which is not compatible with the software interface, I do know others that have used it on a PC with Dragon. As long as you obtain a clean recording (one w/o a lot of background noise such as street sounds, music, etc) the transcription of the recording to text through Dragon is fairly accurate. It will be necessary to validate conversion especially if the recordings come from multiple voices / accents. And it will not be able to distinguish between differennt speakers so you will need to annotate the text with each speaker's name.
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I don't use Dragon but if it will take the output from a normal recorder I don't see any problem. By the way...this one has excellent quality recordings. I use for music and the built in mike is quite good. And I have several hours of music CDs I have copied to a SD card and it makes a great Walkman type player.
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I'm sorry, but I have no idea. I use it strictly for transcribing dictated materials.
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Don't know about that . . . I am on Windows 7 and use Cerner and Winscribe software for my transcription . . . Love the foot pedal, works great, other than my puppy likes it too and she chewed the cord, had to repair with electrical tape and keep out of her reach! It was a good buy for me, and all I had to get was the foot pedal. I'd say maybe try it alone, if you need software then order it? It's been a great purchase for me, though. Good luck!
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Hello, Yes, Express Scribe Professional can playback all of the file formats that a Sony digital recorder can save to.-MelanieDictation Depot
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The recorder is a piece of trash. Mine worked exactly once. I can't believe Sony actually put their name on it. Look elsewhere if you need something you can rely on.
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Yes the Nuance Dragon Software will actually transcribe for you. It works both live and off recordings. The program has difficulty with scientific or specialized words, and constantly messes up punctuation, but if the choice is between manual transcription and using Dragon you will come out WAY ahead using the software.