MacSpeech Dictate International Announced - Support for French, Italian and German Speakers

Annouced out of the MacSpeech head office in the US today is a new Mac only voice recognition product called MacSpeech Dictate International. This adds to MacSpeech's current range of only English speaking (with various accents like Australian) speech recognition software and now adds support for French, Italian and German speakers.

More on our main blog site: http://idictate.com.au

MacSpeech Dictate - Version 1.2 Quick Look At Whats New Video

Now that the new version of MacSpeech Dictate, version 1.2, has been out for a few days we are now starting to get our teeth into the new functionality and features introduced in this release.


Spelling mode has finally arrived. This gives the user the ability to spell out words, acronyms, abbreviations or anything that MacSpeech Dictate is not able to interpret. This will be a great addition to the features of MacSpeech Dictate.


Phrase training has also been introduced. This is a very smart feature, as MacSpeech Dictate analyzes what you are saying, possible matching phrases appear in a "Recognition" window. If the spoken phrase required is not the one transcribed by Dictate the Recognition window will show a list of alternate phrases. The user simply needs to "pick" the corresponding number next to the required phrase and Dictate will insert that phrase instead. This has two major benefits, 1. it increases the speed of transcription as time is not wasted amending the dictation and 2. this process actually helps improve the accuracy of Dictate over time as it learns from your speech and dictation patterns.

These two new features can be seen briefly in our lastest MacSpeech Dictate YouTube video below.

Coming To Australia - Speech Recognition On Mac

Something we are very excited about here at Dictate Australia is the soon to arrive Dictate speech recognition software from MacSpeech. Dictate is the latest release of MacSpeech's very popular iListen software but Dictate will be powered by the voice recognition engine used by the highly successful and very popular Nuance Dragon Naturally Speaking software.
Latest news is that Dictate will hit Australia towards the end of Q1 2008. This will be followed by the Transcription Pak which will allow the use of digital voice recorders to do deferred transcription, the process of processing speech from audio recorded on a digital voice recorder. Currently MacSpeech have certified the Olympus DS-2300 and DS-4000 models to work with the Transcription Pak.

We plan to become a leading reseller in Australia for Dictate solutions with digital voice recorders. For any questions on Dictate or iListen you can direct them to us sales@dictate.com.au

For the latest information Dictate in Australia please keep an eye on www.iDictate.com.au