omprakash
2003-12-05 05:54:18 UTC
Hi to ALL,
Several of you have asked about a converter to convert .dct files or
.dss
files to .wav files to work with your existing software. I did some
research and found the following posted in a newsgroup:
U can download express scribe from their website:
http://www.nch.com.au/scribe/essetup.exe
OR
ftp://ftp.audiochannel.net/software/es.zip
If you load the dictation files into Express Scribe--you don't
have to play them, just load them--the program extracts the .wav file
from
the .dct file and saves them in the C:/Program Files/NCH Swift
Sound/Scribe/Current folder. You can use Bytescribe or any other
player to
open the .wav files at that point.
I have checked this out and it is correct. If you load a .dct or .dss
file
into Express scribe you will find the corresponding .wav file in the
above
folder.
Hope this helps.
Several of you have asked about a converter to convert .dct files or
.dss
files to .wav files to work with your existing software. I did some
research and found the following posted in a newsgroup:
U can download express scribe from their website:
http://www.nch.com.au/scribe/essetup.exe
OR
ftp://ftp.audiochannel.net/software/es.zip
If you load the dictation files into Express Scribe--you don't
have to play them, just load them--the program extracts the .wav file
from
the .dct file and saves them in the C:/Program Files/NCH Swift
Sound/Scribe/Current folder. You can use Bytescribe or any other
player to
open the .wav files at that point.
I have checked this out and it is correct. If you load a .dct or .dss
file
into Express scribe you will find the corresponding .wav file in the
above
folder.
Hope this helps.