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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 32-bit, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000
- Date added: October 30, 2009
- Total Downloads: 46,523
- Downloads last week: 281
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- Average user rating: stars out of 21 votes
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Publisher's description
From NCH Software :Express Scribe is a free transcription player featuring variable speed playback, foot pedal operation, speech recognition, file management and more. Ideal for playing dictation. Features: Variable speed playback (constant pitch); Supports many professional foot pedals which connect to the game, serial or USB port to control playback; Uses 'hot' keys to control playback when using other software (e.g. Word); Ability to dock both analog and digital portable recorders to load recordings; Works with Microsoft Word and all major word-processor applications; Automatically receives and loads files by internet (FTP), e-mail or over a local computer network; Automatically sends typing to the person who dictated the work; Works with speech recognition software such as Dragon Naturally Speaking to automatically convert speech to text; Loads CD audio directly--start to work as it loads in the background; Can switch to 'mini' mode to reduce screen space; Integrate with dictation management systems using the Express Scribe SDK.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 3.7 stars out of 21 votes
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Version: Express Scribe 5.00
"Does not work with Windows 7."
Pros: It has purty buttons.
Cons: Sloppy programming, buggy software.
Summary: Another sloppy release by NCH. Does not work in Windows 7. When you hit rewind, it FAST FORWARDS. No fix at the present time.
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Version: Express Scribe 5.00
"Love it! Easy and free, what more could you want!"
Pros: I use this for Medical Transcription. If you need software to run a wavpedal , this is the one. Very easy. once you tweak the settings to your liking, it runs like a charm. I havent had any problems.
Cons: Hmm, my needs are pretty simple, just using it to run my wavped, so ....no cons for this product. Thanks for the great program.
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Version: Express Scribe 5.00
"great free software for transcribing mpeg and wav files"
Pros: Works great with the Classy foot pedal (cheapest I could find) and has slow down and speed up controls. It saves your file to where you left off so you don't have to take time to search for the right spot
Cons: takes a little tweaking of the controls to slow down and speed up the file, but once you learn it, it's fairly easy to work
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Version: Express Scribe 5.00
Pros: - None yet...and uninstalled so there will be none.
Cons: Autoinstalled on my computer ????? I didn't even give permission, once I run the setup.exe it just auto-installed what the.... ?
Summary: Don't get this, you're better off using media buttons to play/pause with Windows Media player...
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Version: Express Scribe 5.00
"USELESS - Don't even bother to try it - WASTE OF TIME"
Pros: NONE AT ALL
Cons: I wanted to convert speech dictations into Word. 1.- It won't ask for the folder where you want to install it. 2.- It doesn't work AT ALL (just plays the sound file, there are NO OPTIONS to convert to text) 3.- Want to unistall?: GOOD LUCK IN TRYING!
Summary: I installated it to convert my speech dictations into Word. First of all, the program doesn't even ask me the folder where I wanted to install it, then it doesn't work AT ALL for my purpose (it just plays the sound file and there are absolutely NO O... read more >>
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