https://www.google.com/#q=dragon+dictate+apple+mp3+file notes that Dragon Dictate does this.
MacBook Pro can easily produce text by using built-in microphone. How can I take stored mp3 audio voice files and create text in a word processor?
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MacBook Pro can easily produce text by using built-in microphone. How can I take stored mp3 audio voice files and create text in a word processor?
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Thanks much for taking the time to respond. Seems like such a process would be of common help to anyone who might want to take public spoken presentations and turn them into documents, book chapters, articles, etc. (authors, ministers, etc.). So obscure a process, but it worked. Was a little concerned that Soundflower doesn't look too "safe" to download, but I had tried about everything else.
I guess you read https://code.google.com/p/soundflower/issues/detail?id=72 and was scared off?
Good day!
You might watch this tutorial how to convert mp3 audio files to text .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCUQPme-f8I
I hope this will help your concern.