Hi, You definitely need eyeballs. I ried for days without success.

Another option I failed to list earlier, and it might be accessible since they have both a web-based and desktop app (installed program) option: Transcribear -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit,

The s means that the communication is encrypted, that all it means. The website has to get acertificate that is trusted by the browsers to make that work. Glenn / Lenny wrote: -- Your life is like a

Google’s comprehension is very very good, but still far below professional quality in my opinion. So if you’re going to do something like this, you’ll definitely want to go through yourself and

I wonder who enforces the secure in the https secure site bestowment? Glenn

Call me crazy however, most websites today are putting an S in their address as in https: The claim is it shows visitors that it is a secure website, free from fishing or malware. Jerry valent does

Well, not “convert” per se, but you can use dictation software – you probably won’t really like the results though and, this is why they still hire transcribers after all these years.

 If it doesn't, perhaps you can plug in an audio cord, or at least place the phone or tablet's microphone close to a speaker, start it and leave the room. Glenn

The IOS version of Google Keep will automatically transcribe recordings as well, it is free, and I think that you can import, I would have to check.

I did it successfully, but it was a couple of years ago, I just set the vm to boot from an iso, installed from there (I think I needed eyeballs) and then changed to boot from its hd. Jim Weiss via

There is an iPhone and probably Android app called Just Press Record, $4.99, that tries to transcribe its own recordings, but naturally it has to be a clear recording. I do not know if it can do that

I have found a number of options for taking MP3 (and other recorded audio) and feeding it through a program to convert to text. Mind you, you'd then have to copy that text and put it in MS-Word or

Hi Jerry, The .mp3 file is an audio file; the ms word file is a word file. You can’t take an audio file and convert it to printed words. Judy

You would need something like Dragon Dictate that normally processes the spoken word into text, and if it has an import function. Glenn

I am looking for a way to translate a mp3 file to MS Word. I am using jaws 2020, windows 7, and would like any suggestions on the best way to be able to do these types of files. Jerry

Hi all, I heard this guy today on Leo LaPorte, The Tech Guy, radio show. Click on the link below to go to his website. http://www.techjv.com/ Name: Julian Vargas Phone: 818-794-9554 Email:

Marvin, Are you a VMware Fusion user? I don’t have an answer to your question, but if you are using Fusion I would like to chat off list. Email me directly at jimweiss72@... Hope you find your

The default setting is to search on both file contents and file names, provided you have left the default Windows Indexing options in place which index on both. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit,

How would I change the default settings so that I get to contents of files, not just file names? Tim Ford

Also, if you have not considered joining the Windows 10 for Screen Reader Users group that's worth doing in your situation: win10+subscribe@win10.groups.io -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit,