Audio to Text

Hi, Jim:

I haven't personally used the tools, but people who have seem to really like Dragon Naturally Speaking, MacSpeech, Diction Pro, and Google Voice. I guess the latter is free.

Nuance seems to be one of the leading companies for this.

Thanks Daniel.

If accuracy is really important, you might consider using a transcription service. I've done that a few times, and it's worked out great.  (They're about $1.25-$1.50/minute of audio, so of course it depends on your budget.)

I also agree with Tanvi and Sheila about outsourcing for quality outputs. Though, it's a bit expensive if you'll need to process in bulk. Try this one, I think https://www.speechtotextservice.com/ also uses outsourcing that's why they deliver quality outputs when it comes to accuracy.

I also agree with Tanvi and Sheila about outsourcing for quality outputs. Though, it's a bit expensive if you'll need to process in bulk. Try this one, I think https://www.speechtotextservice.com/ also uses outsourcing that's why they deliver quality outputs when it comes to accuracy.

I would check out odesk.com. I've hired a couple of transcriptionists that charge less than 30$ for an hour of audio.

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Hope this helps once more.