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Where are my transcriptions?
Dragon automatically saves your files in Documents/Dragon/Transcribed Files, or the Destination you chose
before starting transcription. Click Open Transcribed Files Folder to open the folder in a Finder window.
By default, transcribed files will share the name of the audio file you selected. For example, if you selected a file called
Notes08Jul.wav, Dragon would create the text file Notes08Jul.rtf.
Deleting a Transcription speaker
1. In the Speaker dropdown menu, select Edit Speaker List…
A popup window appears.
2. Select the speaker from the list.
3. Click Delete Speaker.
A confirmation dialog appears.
4. Click OK to continue.
5. Click Done to return to the main Transcription window.
Exiting Transcription mode
To return to Dictation mode, do one of the following:
l In the Transcription window, click Switch to Dictation.
l Click the icon in the menu bar and select Switch to Dictation…
Related topics:
l Transcription Training
l Revising text
Transcription Training
If you want to improve the accuracy of Dragon’s transcription, use Transcription Training to teach Dragon to
understand your recordings. You will need an audio sample in mp3, mp4, wav, aif, aiff, m4v, and m4a format that is at
least 6 minutes long.
To switch to Transcription mode, do one of the following:
l Say "Switch to Transcription mode."
l Click the icon in the menu bar and select Switch to Transcription…
The Transcription window appears, and the Status Window and Guidance Window are hidden.
Once you are in Transcription mode:
1. Click the icon in the menu bar and select Improve Recognition > Transcription Training…
A Finder window opens.
2. Browse to your sample audio file, select it, and click Open.
Dragon transcribes the audio. This process may take several minutes. When the transcription is complete,
the first utterance is selected, and a popup dialog appears with an audio player.
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