Alead LiveMIC2 Podręcznik użytkownika - Strona 11

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A few hints on using the speech recognition on your iOS device:

After clicking on the microphone icon on your virtual

keyboard, wait for the sound indicator at the bottom of the

screen to be visible and active (see image below).

2. Best accuracy is obtained if you enunciate carefully and speak

in phrases and complete sentences.

3. You will need to say all punctuation such as "comma",

"period", "new line", "new paragraph", etc.

4. Keep in mind that dictation will "time-out" on a regular basis

(typically every minute or so) so you will need to keep an eye

on the sound indicator at the bottom of the screen and re-

initiate speech to text whenever it stops. Why does this

happen? Apple offers the speech recognition as a free service

and it is processor consuming, so they don't want users

dictating the great American novel on their dime. If you want

something less constraining, consider purchasing Dragon

Dictation or Dragon Anywhere. Dragon Dictation is free but is not integrated into other iOS

applications. With this application it creates the text independently and then allows you to

conveniently store it in the clipboard or place it directly into a new SMS, email, or

Twitter/Facebook post. Dragon Dictation works nearly flawlessly with dictation arising from the

LiveMIC2.

References related to speech recognition on an iPhone or iPad:

https://turbofuture.com/consumer-electronics/How-to-use-Siri-voice-to-text-on-iPad-and-iPhone-to-

dictate-articles-and-blogs

https://www.nuance.com/mobile/mobile-applications/dragon-dictation.html