hey do any of you know/recommend a program for talking at your computer so that it writes it out for you? because if I can write stuff without having to type it will save my arms a heck of a lot of grief
idk if it matters but I’m currently using a mac, but yeah, know any good ones?
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kyro-design answered: Not sure if it works on Macs, but Dragon is a program, my brother used it a few years ago and it seemed to work fine.
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professorwetware said: Dragon naturally speaking. However, there are just some things it cannot figure out. You need to proofread carefully.
nicoleanddimed answered:
i think i used nuance dragon in school and it worked p good and it looks like there’s a mac version. sry for the super uncertain answer… bunnylexi liked this
axcrazy said: Dragon
rainwvalker answered: support.apple.com/en-us… Apparently Mac’s already have a dictation feature. I’m not sure how good it is, as I am a PC user, but it does mean it won’t cost you an arm and a leg to buy. That link tells you how to open it up. Ciao!
karkatthecrab answered: I’ve heard that Dragon is pretty good, but I haven’t used it myself yet.
fligleflorence answered: i would say the dragon software. its expensive but i’ve seen a lot of good reviews
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0operson answered: Apparently Mac has ‘Dictations’ under system preferences (I did not know this, I need it and I did not know this). There’s also voiceover, where it reads stuff /to/ you. Hope that helps!
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jamaginary answered: Dragon Dictate for Mac, but it’s like $150 USD.
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ocelly answered: if you’re using Yosemite they have a speak recognition program built in, even in text edit just open the Edit menu and the start diction option is at the second to bottom of the list.
slowlymoresleepless answered: I think there is one called dragon?
thedoodledworld answered: your mac should have in inbuilt program that is basic, but ok, if you don’t rush it. Ibut if you pay dragon is good. Have a shech online there are loads
slim-dickens answered: Dragon assistant is pretty good. I haven’t used it in a while just because i don’t ever use it but I know when I was playing around and it was hard to make it mess up a word.
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purple--ponytail said:
I’d like to know too, but for gaming and stuff I use VoiceAttack flippingthebluebird said: I’ve found that Dragon products work pretty well.
philosophy-in-blue answered: i think there’s this one called dragonfly that people use
kinthulou answered: If you’re using the latest OS, Mac has a pretty sweet dictation thing built in! I think it’s hiding under system preferences somewhere, and you have to teach it a little bit at first, but I’ve used it lots!
raishe said: I have dragon. It takes a while to program to your voice, but it gets easier after a few weeks.
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kessiegee answered: Mac got it all automatically…! At least mine does. I use the program “Word” and in the options you could technically select the dictaion-option and there you go :) I don’t know how this stuff is called in English though since I’m a German user
pumpkinradisharchive answered: I think that other person is thinking of Dragon Naturally Speaking. As someone who’s used it, it takes a bit to set up and ‘program’, but 10/10 would recommend if you can find a mac version.
the-salem-witch-institute answered: i thikn itws called dragonspeak
parapsychologicalvulpes said: I know there was a program a while back that apparently had a good feedback rate, but I can’t recall the name of it? Dragon-something, I think it was? OTL
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pisceancryptid answered: the only one i know of is Dragon, but it’s on the expensive side of things unfortunately.
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malicious-lavalamps answered: dragon naturally speaking is good (expensive tho)
darkdraculina said: Dragon by Nuance is a good program. I know a few of my friends who use it for work and from what I’ve seen its pretty reliable.
dr-vblschrf answered: a lot of macs have that built in now. it’s called dictation and you should have it in your system preferences under dictation and speech. it’s hit-or-miss; i’ve used it often enough that it’s pretty useful but it’s not perfect.
jfox191 answered: The only one that i know of that i hear is pretty good is a program called Dragon.
yamitamiko answered: my laptop came with Dragon software, it does a pretty good job of recognizing what I’m saying even without a mic and without training it to my dialect/accent
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