Re: [Air-L] Transcription Software
Thanks for your suggestion! ---- Original message ----
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 08:49:08 +0100 From: "Dominik M. Rosenauer" <rosenauer@mac.com> Subject: Re: [Air-L] Transcription Software To: air-l@listserv.aoir.org
hi stephanie
i used atlas-ti for my thesis. the advantage of this software is that it also works with other media than text and different researchers can easily collaborate using the same data. just to name a few advantages. and if you can use the student version it has a reasonable price!
best
dominik
Hi all,
I am in the beginning stages of my dissertation research, which involves in-depth qualitative interviews and am looking into transcription software packages (such as Dragon). I am aiming to have about 50-75 interviews, so transcribing them myself isn't the best option for me. I haven't heard too much about the software however. Does anyone have experience with this? Any insight is greatly appreciated!
Many thanks, Stephanie Laudone _______________________ Stephanie Laudone, MA PhD Student, Teaching Associate Dept. of Sociology Fordham University Laudone@fordham.edu
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But if I recall, atlas-ti is just a coding program, not a transcription program, correct? You still have to take your transcribed text and then run atlas on it for coding. I have also been trying to find a good program that will transcribe an interview from a recording, and that hasn't been easy. I use a Mac variant of Dragon for my own verbal dictation of reports, and have been advised that on previous versions, at least, the easiest thing to do was to play back your recording in small chunks which you then orally repeat to the Dragon software. Sounds like a pain, but I've been told that it increases your transcription speed 30% or more, once you get a system down. New word on the street is that the newer PC Dragon software can do a fair transcription from recordings, but I haven't tried the PC version (It isn't advised to do direct transcription from recordings with the Mac version -- so it says in their handbook.) Good luck, I'm sure there's a lot of us out here who want to know what's available (and actually works!) Suellen Rader Regonini, M.Ed. Ph.D. Student, Applied Anthropology University of South Florida sregonin@cas.usf.edu -----Original Message----- From: air-l-bounces@listserv.aoir.org on behalf of laudone@fordham.edu Sent: Tue 1/27/2009 12:19 PM To: air-l@listserv.aoir.org Subject: Re: [Air-L] Transcription Software Thanks for your suggestion! ---- Original message ----
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 08:49:08 +0100 From: "Dominik M. Rosenauer" <rosenauer@mac.com> Subject: Re: [Air-L] Transcription Software To: air-l@listserv.aoir.org
hi stephanie
i used atlas-ti for my thesis. the advantage of this software is that it also works with other media than text and different researchers can easily collaborate using the same data. just to name a few advantages. and if you can use the student version it has a reasonable price!
best
dominik
Hi all,
I am in the beginning stages of my dissertation research, which involves in-depth qualitative interviews and am looking into transcription software packages (such as Dragon). I am aiming to have about 50-75 interviews, so transcribing them myself isn't the best option for me. I haven't heard too much about the software however. Does anyone have experience with this? Any insight is greatly appreciated!
Many thanks, Stephanie Laudone _______________________ Stephanie Laudone, MA PhD Student, Teaching Associate Dept. of Sociology Fordham University Laudone@fordham.edu
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Hi, Your quite right, Atlas-ti is not a transcription program; I've used Atlas-ti for my research purposes and for my student,s and I also ran courses on Atlas - I like the program, but is is a coding and not a transcription program. I do video-interviews, and the video coding facilities in Atlas are not sufficient - at least they were not when I decided to change the system in order to find another anlutical software program. Now I use ADVENE - annotating digital video and exchange on the net. I'm not familiar with any transcription programs that will do immidiate translations from voice to text but these are the ones that I will suggest: Voice Walker: http://www.linguistics.ucsb.edu/projects/transcription/tools.html and Transcription Buddy: http://www.linguistics.ucsb.edu/projects/transcription/tools.html Reards Sisse Regonini, Suellen wrote:
But if I recall, atlas-ti is just a coding program, not a transcription program, correct? You still have to take your transcribed text and then run atlas on it for coding.
I have also been trying to find a good program that will transcribe an interview from a recording, and that hasn't been easy. I use a Mac variant of Dragon for my own verbal dictation of reports, and have been advised that on previous versions, at least, the easiest thing to do was to play back your recording in small chunks which you then orally repeat to the Dragon software. Sounds like a pain, but I've been told that it increases your transcription speed 30% or more, once you get a system down.
New word on the street is that the newer PC Dragon software can do a fair transcription from recordings, but I haven't tried the PC version (It isn't advised to do direct transcription from recordings with the Mac version -- so it says in their handbook.)
Good luck, I'm sure there's a lot of us out here who want to know what's available (and actually works!)
Suellen Rader Regonini, M.Ed. Ph.D. Student, Applied Anthropology University of South Florida sregonin@cas.usf.edu
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Thanks for your suggestion!
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Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 08:49:08 +0100 From: "Dominik M. Rosenauer" <rosenauer@mac.com> Subject: Re: [Air-L] Transcription Software To: air-l@listserv.aoir.org
hi stephanie
i used atlas-ti for my thesis. the advantage of this software is that it also works with other media than text and different researchers can easily collaborate using the same data. just to name a few advantages. and if you can use the student version it has a reasonable price!
best
dominik
Hi all,
I am in the beginning stages of my dissertation research, which involves in-depth qualitative interviews and am looking into transcription software packages (such as Dragon). I am aiming to have about 50-75 interviews, so transcribing them myself isn't the best option for me. I haven't heard too much about the software however. Does anyone have experience with this? Any insight is greatly appreciated!
Many thanks, Stephanie Laudone _______________________ Stephanie Laudone, MA PhD Student, Teaching Associate Dept. of Sociology Fordham University Laudone@fordham.edu
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