In Background Voice Recognition, the files are downloaded into ODMS R6 software and then processed in the background voice recognition queue. Once the file has been transcribed, it can be corrected in the Transcription Module by using the Voice Recognition correction window. Finally the dictation will be sent for adaptation to improve the accuracy of…
In Real-Time Voice Recognition, the digital recorder is connected directly to the computer and the dictation is made inside the real-time voice recognition editor within the ODMS R6 software. Corrections can then be made to the dictation and the file is then transcribed into a document template. Once the dictation is complete, the files can…
Special instruction – Remarks recorded by the author (through the Philips SpeechExec Pro software only) usually at the start of a dictation with special information relating to the dictation. Special instructions are stored in a separate file from the dictation sound file. Every dictation sound file can have one special instruction. Note: If a special…
Question: In the documentation for the NEW Olympus DM-4, several times it mentions DAISY. What is DAISY? DAISY is an acronym for Digital Accessible Information System. It is a means of creating digital talking books for people who wish to hear-and-navigate written material presented in an audible format. Many such listeners have “print disabilities,” including blindness,…
Unfortunately, you cannot obtain your Dictation Hub Customer Number from within the Philips SpeechExec Dictation Recorder app. However, you can obtain your Customer Number from your Arrival Notice email that is sent to your Sender Address every time a dictation is sent. Congratulations! You are done! Kick the tires and give it a spin! IMPORTANT:…
Yes, having large amounts of dictation files slow down the opening and folder navigation of the Philips SpeechExec software. We recommend no more than 600 files in any one folder (from 5.0 SR4 onward) prior to this it was only 300 files. However, starting with the Philips SpeechExec v7.1 build 714, the user interface appears…
Yes, Dragon Medical & Dragon NaturallySpeaking is available in a number of foreign languages. The available languages models differ depending on which edition you’ve chosen. All foreign lanuage models include an English vocabulary and two foreign languages can be installed on the same PC, as long as they are part of the same series (German Preferred…
Unfortunately, Nuance has confirmed this has not been tested for functionality with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager. There is currently no information (pros / cons) with the application with use of Dragon. Verification Source: Nuance Tech Support Test Date: 06-26-12
Yes, Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 12 is compatible with Windows 8. On October 26, 2012, Microsoft officially released its latest operating system, Windows 8. Dragon NaturallySpeaking V12 has been tested to meet all of the technical requirements to be Windows® 8 Compatible. The distinction ofWindows 8 Compatible denotes devices and desktop apps have passed Microsoft’s tests…
Question: Is DSS Player v7 compatible with Windows 7? Yes, DSS Player v7.4 is compatible with Windows 7. Verification Source: In-house testing