I’ve got Dragon v. 16 and it works remarkably well with Windows 11. I had problems with some of their previous versions. There’s only so much you can do to train it to understand you, and the rest has to be corrected but it does get a good 90% for me. My company (Stenograph) has created its own ASR speech engine for “digital court reporting” (a development that’s massively pissing off our steno and voice reporters). It’s designed for the legal market and so far more accurate than most speech engines even at 250-300 words per minute (about 94-95% accurate). Unfortunately, it’s ridiculously expensive, so I really can’t in good conscience recommend it for someone who isn’t making serious legal reporting income. However, if you ever have a recording you’d like to process, I’d be happy to run it through our engine for you and export it to .rtf or .docx.
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