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Sum: Transcribing from MiniDisc
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| Author: | Lynne Murphy | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
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Thanks to the following for their responses to my query on transcription machines/programs for use with minidiscs (Linguist 14.92): Mark Jones, Eric Breck, Jeanette Ireland, Daniel Loehr, Alexandre Enkerli I reproduce the most specific suggestions below: -Eric Breck <ebreck@CS.Cornell.EDU> wrote: > If you can capture whatever audio you have to a digital format (.WAV, > .MP3, etc.) then you can use my SoundScriber program > (http://www.lsa.umich.edu/eli/micase/soundscriber.html) to do > transcription. It's a Windows-based program, that's essentially like an > enhanced version of Windows' Media Player (well, enhanced over the version > that existed in mid-1998, anyway); it does overlapping playback so you can > hear each chunk of audio several times. > > The MICASE project I worked for then, as well as a number of other > linguistics projects around the world, have used this successfully. > > And it's free. - Jeanette Ireland <jireland@sprint.ca> wrote: > Olympus has an excellent transciption system with > dual disc size capabilities. I've used it for more than fifteen years, > the advantage of course being that minidiscs take a much smaller archival > space. - Daniel Loehr <loehr@mitre.org> wrote: > I haven't done > this so can't verify it, but if you can easily get the digital sound file > from the minidisc to a computer, then you could possibly use the > VoiceWalker software, which is designed for the very purpose of easily > transcribing digital audio files. > > http://www.linguistics.ucsb.edu/resources/computing/download/download.htm - Alexandre Enkerli <alexandre.enkerli@umontreal.ca> wrote: > Sending the file to the computer can > either be done via an optical out or through re-digitizing the signal. > The analog route might sound like distorting the signal too much, but it > seems to work for most methods of acoustic analysis, including those that > need a lot of data such as pitch-tracking. Thanks to everyone who responded. I'll be following up on their suggestions. Lynne Murphy Dr M Lynne Murphy Lecturer in Linguistics School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences University of Sussex Falmer Brighton BN1 9QH >From UK: (01273) 678844 fax: (01273) 671320 Outside UK: +44-1273-678844 fax: +44-1273-671320 |
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| LL Issue: | 14.193 | |
| Date Posted: | 20-Jan-2003 | |
| Original Query: | Read original query | |
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