Are there any free desktop apps for voice to text converter?
I'm in search of a free desktop app as a "voice to text" conversion and also a "text to mp3" conversion. I have not been able to find any software so far. Any advice?
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Jan 19, 2020
Fusion speech is a speech recognition software that integrates voice with an EMR (Electronic Medical Record). It enables you to recognize text without integrating any third-party applications.
Features:
• This tool provides flexible and functional cloud-based speech recognition.
• Quickly dictate the patient story and edit the narrative.
• Document into EMR without any interface.
• Send narrative for editing without taking any training.
• It provides automatic transcription.
• Offers multi-language support.
• Fusion speech enables you to analyze speech.
Jan 17, 2020
I recommend the "Dictation Pro" app for speech recognition. This app helps to create documents just by speaking into the microphone. It has fast and accurate dictation. Use a good quality microphone and this app will type it for you. I've tried many apps before and found this to be the best.https://www.deskshare.com/dictation.aspx
Mar 19, 2015
google on any android phone or the microphone selection in google search
Mar 19, 2015
It depends on the language also. In my experience I didn't meet free this type of app but I operated enterprise sized Call Centers used Alcatel voice to text converters.
Mar 18, 2015
If you have never tried using automatic dictation software, then here's an easy way to do so. Use your web browser to visit www.talktyper.com and you're ready to start speaking.
You'll need a supported browser (Chrome is recommended), and you'll also need a microphone on your PC of course. Then just start speaking, one sentence at a time. Your spoken text appears in the top half of the window, ready for you to edit if required, and then to copy down to the main document in the lower half of the window. Once you've assembled an entire document or letter, you can print, email, or copy it to the clipboard for subsequent use.
Talktyper isn't the best dictation software I've ever used. And because it sends your speech to a remote server in order to deciper, it's probably not the most secure either. But it's quick, simple, free, and a great way to try out the technology if you've never used such a thing before. And it'll keep the kids entertained for hours too.
Mar 16, 2015
Not free, but close to it is this application: http://www.nch.com.au/verbose/
Mar 16, 2015
Hi Sandip,
It's not desktop, but you can use https://dictation.io/ (web based, no download). There are lots of solutions for text to voice, but for both I'd say it depends on your use case. If you're looking to use these tools for a project (as opposed to personal use) your best bet is to use an API (dozens available, depends on your specific needs.
Good luck.
Best,
Hugh
Mar 20, 2015
Thank you, Hugh. dictation.io is a very useful tool. Appreciate your help!
Mar 16, 2015
There are a number of free Google Chrome plug-ins that do voice to text quite well. For a very basic text to sound you can also use Google. Just drop your text in Google translate and press the "Listen" button. Use for example Audacity to record the system audio and export it to a sound format.
All these examples are free.
I like talklyper.com. Cool tool to use. Thank you, Acharya.