Transcriber Question
Posted By: Michelle on 2005-09-03
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I am a medical transcription student. I will be needing a transcriber with the lessons that I will soon be taking. I have a transcriber, but it's a microcassette transcriber. I need one for standard size cassettes. I was wondering if anyone can tell me where I can find affordable transcribers. From what I'm seeing, they're over $200. I really don't want to spend the money right now on one because I'm a student and I don't know what size tapes I'll be using when I graduate. I've heard of renting transcribers. Can anyone help me? Thanks....Michelle
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It looks like a transcriber/telephone
just like what you were using for the cassettes, but it has a phone on it. There are hot keys on it to allow different functions plus a screen for viewing job info depending on how the company sets it up. It uses a phone line, so if you already use one line for internet, then you'll need an additional. It will tie your phone line up while you're on, but it won't when not in use. Hope this helps.
you can't put them on the computer unless you have a transcriber to play them on. nm
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express scribe is not a tape transcriber. SM
If you are working with cassette tapes, you need something to play them on. You cannot just upload them to a computer. You can input them to your computer via a transcribing machine.
Express Scribe is a digital sound player. It plays voice files that are already digitized.
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