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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / November 2004how can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint?
I'm using voice recorder (digital dictafone) for recording my teacher. how can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint? i'm using a digital dictafone. so when i flip to the next slide the text automatically appears in the note box below each slide? hope that anyone could help me. Marri, Powerpoint cannot convert a voice to a text file. You will need to search google to see if such a thing exists. It's probably quicker (it's boring as watching paint dry) to type the text in by hand. Cheers TAJ Simmons microsoft powerpoint mvp awesome - powerpoint backgrounds, free powerpoint templates, tutorials, hints and tips etc http://www.powerpointbackgrounds.com > I'm using voice recorder (digital dictafone) for recording my teacher. how > can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint? i'm using a digital > dictafone. so when i flip to the next slide the text automatically appears in > the note box below each slide? > > hope that anyone could help me. > I'm using voice recorder (digital dictafone) for recording my teacher. how > can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint? i'm using a digital > dictafone. so when i flip to the next slide the text automatically appears in > the note box below each slide? > > hope that anyone could help me. Try the voice-to-text program IVOS, a free trial may be downloaded from: http://ivos.comunx.com/ Hope this helps, Tom Thanks Tom. I didn't know such a thing existed. (I've heard of speech recognition, and training them to learn your voice....but not voice to speech after the event) Cheers TAJ > Try the voice-to-text program IVOS, a free trial may be downloaded from: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Tom > Thanks Tom. > I didn't know such a thing existed. (I've heard of speech recognition, and training them to learn your voice....but not [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > > > Tom Hi Taj, This program should work OK as it has a dictation function for installing text from speech. But, of course, you still have to go through the rigmarole of "training" the program to correctly recognize one's voice. A step a lot of people do not go through before judging a program as bad, or even worthless. Cheers, Tom |
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