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More than a
word processor™ |
A custom
speech and text processor . . . . |
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Footpedal
Support |
Transcriptionists the world over use a foot
control for manual transcription and correction. Now that technology is
available using a standard USB foot control for rapidly editing and
correcting speech recognition text. |
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Continuous or Segmental
Playback |
An assistant can playback
audio continuously, or use "tab" to advance to the text associated
with the next segment (usually a phrase or sentence), and playback
audio segment audio. |
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Speech Recognition
Correction by An Assistant
A Better Way to Do Correction |
Using a footpedal, an
assistant can review and "turbo" edit the speech recognition text.
Delegated correction permits the dictating speaker to engage in other
productive work. Work can be returned for approval |
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Use Multiple Engines |
Correct a session file from
real-time Dragon or a
Microsoft speech recognition, or a file transcribed with Custom
Speech server-based speech recognition for Dragon, IBM, or Microsoft
speech engines. |
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Manual Transcription
Available |
In some cases, an author
does not have a speech user profile for speech recognition. With
SpeechMax™, an assistant can correct text from real-time or
server-based speech recognition or manually transcribe it. |
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Multiwindow Document
Processing |
Document preparation and
review is often improved by comparing two or more texts. This is a
snap with program's multiwindow capabilities. Open two or more
windows, and tile vertically or horizontally, or cascade. |
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Advanced Error Spotting |
Spell check is commonly used
in text processors, but speech recognition never makes a spelling
mistake. Patented WordCheck™
text comparison identifies possible misrecognition errors. |
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Color-Coding Indicates
Differences |
WordCheck™ may be used in
dual-window or multiwindow mode (view all compared documents) or
single window mode.
Color coding may be used to indicate degree of differences with
other documents. |
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Multilingual Document
Creation |
Unicode enabled, each window
can display English or a foreign language. In fact, a single
document window can display more than one language character set.
Enter characters with keyboard, or copy and paste--it's easy. |
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Document Synchronization |
Documents with equal number
of segments can be synchronized. Move the cursor in the index document
and highlight corresponding segments in other documents. For example,
use DataInSync™ to
synchronize translations. |
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Censored (Redacted) Speech |
With SpeechCensor™, remove
text or linked audio from display in the document window. The audio is
replaced by a "bleep." The text is replaced by "censored" or other
text. Deidentify confidential and private information! |
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Reordered (Scrambled) Audio
and Text |
With ScrambledSpeech™,
divide a session file into two or more bundles for processing by
different parties. You can also scramble the each bundle's content.
Merge and unscramble content at a central location for review. |
Image and Graphics Display
My AV Notebook™ |
Copy and paste image and
graphics into your audio-linked text, or insert an image
or graphic by file name. Create an electronic scrapbook with
audio-linked text, audio books, training manual, or other office
document. |
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Text Annotations |
Each document window has its
own annotation window for text comments. Enter text with keyboard,
speech recognition, or bar code. The text can also link to a website
or launch a program, e.g., a media player. |
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Audio Annotations |
Enter your audio comments
using the built-in sound recorder, or by saving a prerecorded audio
file into the annotation field. As with text annotations, audio
annotations are linked to particular text in the document window.
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Text to Speech Audio
Annotation |
Use the annotation window to
create natural-sounding speech from AT&T Natural Voices and other text
to speech programs. Male and female voice fonts are available for a
variety of languages and accents. |
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Multilayered Annotations |
Enter text or audio comments
from multiple authors about the same text in the same or different
languages. Use MultiLinksPRO™ to create more than one hyperlink for
the same text. |
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Audio-Aligned Verbatim Text |
An assistant may correct,
add, or delete text in the final document. Using an annotation, the
assistant can record verbatim text. SpeechTracker™ creates an audit
trail linking the audio to the document and verbatim text. |
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Form Creation
The Talking Form™ -- You talk to it, and
it talks to you™ |
SpeechMax™ supports creation
of "fill-in-the-blank" forms (templates) using the document and
annotation windows. Create audio prompts. Complete the
form with keyboard or traditional dictation or speech recognition.
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Navigation By Field |
An annotation name may
correspond to a data field (e.g., "DOB") in the form. Use a drop-down
that displays field name or content and navigate directly to it to
enter text or audio, or to correct or review entered data. |
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Data Migration |
Prepopulate form data from
another session file, comma-delimited text, a database, or an XML
file. You can also export data from the form. Use the Data Migration
Wizard to associate field content. |
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Document Assembly |
Use text annotations to
enter "boilerplate" in a legal or other form. View the
annotation name and text for review prior to entry. Also enter
text with speech recognition, audio dictation for manual
transcription, and bar code. |
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Knowledge Management |
Using the annotation
feature, phrases, sentences, and paragraphs can be tagged and saved in
searchable fields. You save variations on document language for later
document assembly. You can also save audio. |
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Speech Recognition
Correction by Voice |
Using the annotation window,
a speaker can correct earlier speech recognition with voice, using the
same or different speech engine. Both the original and new
audio and corrected text can be used for training.
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Redictation by Second
Speaker |
Using the annotation window,
speech recognition correction may be used to correct the speech
recognition text of another person without corruption of either
person's speech user profile. |
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Training File |
Verbatim transcription may
be created for court reporting, or a training file for speech
recognition. This training file may contain acoustic and language data
to train one or more speech recognition engines. |
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Portable Session File |
Using the a graphical user
interface or developer tools, Dragon, IBM, or Microsoft session files
can be altered. SessionLock™ limits
unauthorized editing of session file content through use of a passkey.
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