Respectfully doppler, there must not necessarily be a dragon pkg that
supports the built-in mic.
Noise cancelling properties of certain microphones are necessary even on
(what are technically known as) microcomputer (more commonly called "pcs")
based voice-recognition solutions.
The other reason that what you are suggesting may, in fact, not exist goes
back to the fact that they never released anything other than the demo (this
I suspect, may have only been to the development community). And Dragon demo
is nothing more than a demonstration of the technology (rather than a
time-based-expiring or crippled copy of the full application). It recognizes
sounds and converts them into text, but it only displays the text in a
window. One is unable to do anything with the text after it is recognized.
I have not tried it on an eMate but may as time allows. It too would require
an audio-in adapter through the interconnect port as the mini-plug jack on
an eMate is for headphones. Since it works on an MP2000, it should also work
on an eMate 300.
Ken Whitcomb
on 9/12/01 8:23 AM, doppler at doppler_at_mac.com wrote:
> grrr... there must be an other way! since the newt has a buit-in mic, there
> must be a dragon pkg somewhere that supports it...
>
> BTW, has any one tried the dragon pkg on an emate? doesnt the emate have an
> audio in jack? (or was it only earphone-out??)
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