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Showing posts with label speech recognition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speech recognition. Show all posts
Feb 6, 2020

Speech-to-text in language services and learning: an update (rescheduled)

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This presentation has been rescheduled due to unanticipated conflicts. On March 4th at 4:00 pm Central European Time (10 am Eastern Stan...
Jan 28, 2020

Another look at Windows 10 speech recognition

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A few years ago while on "holiday", I returned from dinner to find that my laptop had bluescreened. Panic time! It was Saturday...
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Jul 11, 2019

iOS 13: interesting options for dictators

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Given the deteriorating political situation of many countries in the world today, the title of this post may seem ominous to some; howeve...
Jun 4, 2019

Best Practices in Translation Technology - summer school in Lisbon (July 2019)

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UPDATE: The course registration deadline is Sunday, June 23rd!   Once again this year, I'll be team teaching a course with David Hardis...
Mar 4, 2019

What evil lurks in the results from your language service provider?

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Let me start by disclosing that although I have a registered limited company through which I provide translation, training and technical con...
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Feb 4, 2019

Review: the Plantronics Voyager Legend monoaural headset for translation

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Ergonomics are often a challenge with the microphones used for dictated translation work. I've used quite a few over the years, usually ...
Jan 3, 2019

Using analog microphones with newer iPhones

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Microphone quality makes a great difference in the quality of speech recognition results. And although the microphones integrated in iOS ...
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Dec 22, 2018

Deutsche Kommandos für „Hey memoQ“

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Mit der memoQ Version 8.7 hat memoQ Translation Technologies Ltd. (ehemals „Kilgray“ – „mQtech“ unten) eine kostenlose, integrierte Spra...
Dec 11, 2018

Your language in Hey memoQ: recognition information for speech

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There are quite a number of issues facing memoQ users who wish to make use of the new speech recognition feature – Hey memoQ – released rec...
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Dec 10, 2018

"Hey memoQ" command tests

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In my last post on the release of memoQ 8.7 with its new, integrated speech recognition feature  I included a link to a long, boring video r...
Dec 7, 2018

Integrated iOS speech recognition in memoQ 8.7

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Today, memoQ Translation Technologies (the artists formerly known as "Kilgray") officially released their iOS dictation app along...
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Nov 9, 2018

Chrome speech recognition in all your Windows and Linux applications

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In a recent social media discussion, a Slovenian colleague was asking me about the upcoming hey memoQ feature that I've been testing, a...
Jun 3, 2018

Survey for Translation Transcription and Dictation

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The website with the survey and short explainer video is http://www.sightcat.net The idea is to build a human transcription service. We jus...

The Great Dictator in Translation.

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I have no need for words. memoQ will have that covered in quite a few languages. This is not your grandfather's memoQ !
May 21, 2018

Best Practices in Translation Technology: summer course in Lisbon July 16-21

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As usual each year, the summer school at Universidade Nova de Lisboa is offering quite a variety of inexpensive, excellent intensive courses...
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Jun 24, 2017

Germany needs Porsches! And Microsoft has the Final Solution....

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I hear that Germany is suffering from a shortage of Porsches. Odd, given that the cars are made there and should be readily available, b...
Oct 21, 2016

A day in the life....

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One of the things I enjoy most about professional translation is the range of activities and subject matters that one can encounter, even...