Dictation and court recording systems long recordings

Case CATalyst audio sync files: copy the session audio, upload it, and a seven-hour day is a second, searchable record in about 14 minutes.

Eclipse audio sync files: copy the audio from the job and upload it; a 5.5-hour hearing is searchable text in about 11 minutes.

Olympus DS-9000 dictations: copy the DS2 files, convert to MP3 if they are refused, and a week of 90-minute days is text fast.

BigHand dictations exported as audio and uploaded here; a two-hour attendance note is ready in about 4 minutes.

CourtSmart hearing exports uploaded for a timestamped working transcript; a three-hour hearing back in about 6 minutes.

JAVS courtroom audio or video, exported and uploaded; a seven-hour trial day is ready in about 14 minutes.

Olympus ODMS dictations: convert DSS or DS2 to MP3 if the upload refuses it, then upload; five hours back in about 10 minutes.

Philips SpeechExec dictations: convert DSS to MP3 if refused, then upload; a 100-minute dictation back in about 3 minutes.

Philips SpeechLive dictations: download the audio, upload it here; an eight-hour week of dictation is back in about 16 minutes.

Sony ICD-TX800 clip-on recordings of long meetings: copy the file over USB and upload it; five hours read in about 10 minutes.

VIQ court and interview-room recordings, exported and uploaded; a 2.5-hour interview back in about 5 minutes.

Winscribe dictations and recorded sessions, exported as audio and uploaded; a six-hour day back in about 12 minutes.

EVISTR digital recorder files: copy the MP3 or WAV over USB and upload it; a six-hour workshop is text in about 12 minutes.

Grundig Digta dictations: copy the files, convert if refused, and a seven-hour backlog is text in about 14 minutes.

Olympus DS-2600 recordings: field notes, interview dictations and long memos, copied off the recorder and read as text.

Olympus DS-9500 dictations: copy the DS2 file, convert to MP3 if the upload refuses it, and six hours are text in about 12 minutes.

Philips DPM4000 dictations: copy the file, convert a DS2 if it is refused, and a five-hour session is a draft in about 10 minutes.

Philips DPM8000 dictations: copy the DSS-family or MP3 file, upload it, and a 4-hour dictation is text in about 8 minutes.

Philips SpeechAir recordings: long meetings and interviews, copied or shared as a file, then read as text in minutes.

Sony ICD-PX370 lecture recordings: copy the MP3 over USB, upload it, and a 3-hour lecture is text in about 6 minutes.

A 90-minute Express Dictate session: save the audio, upload it, text in about 3 minutes. Packs from $4 for 300 minutes