Olympus Dictation Software Free Download

Olympus Professional Dictation Products and digital voice recorders are designed to help doctors, lawyers and other professionals who rely on dictation dramatically increase efficiency and streamline operations.

This dictation equipment allows doctors and attorneys to use their speech recordings dependably, with automation of emailing, or transporting of the voice recordings inside their company by just outing the recorder into the charging station that comes withe the DS9000 for free. The 256-bit encryption allows for compliance with HIPAA medical patient privacy act from our federal government. Dragon voice recognition tested it and the recorder achieved the highest accuracy score from Nuance. We have integrated the dictation machine Dragon medical practice addition, dragon professional edition and Dragon legal lawyer's edition. Pairing the Olympus Dragon voice recognition makes this dictation recorder one of two most versatile recorders you can buy. The advanced dictation software management will greatly improve your work efficiency.

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So if your asking? Why do I need a professional dictation machine recorder like the DS9000? The answer is simple, it has all the special features you will ever want in a recorder. Plus, you get the simple thumb slide control which gives you total simplicity of rewinding and editing on the go!

Professional Dictation, Streamlined Efficiency.

Capture your voice with enhanced clarity, simplicity and flexibility, in any environment.

With advanced features including a superior noise canceling system, best-in-class file encryption, and supreme structural integrity, the DS-9000 will simplify your workflow and increase dictation management efficiency. Intelligent dual microphones control the directionality to keep the focus on the person dictating and suppress ambient noise in offices, hospitals, cars, airports and other noisy environments. A triple layer studio quality filter ensures accurate voice capture while reducing unwanted sounds such as breath and wind vibrations. This ensures superior accuracy that enhances workflow efficiency.

The top of the range DS-9500 is the industry standard in professional dictation equipment. Designed for professionals who rely on secure, flexible and reliable tools, it features real-time 256-bit file encryption, a redesigned Intelligent Dual Microphone, Wi-Fi function and next-generation Olympus Dictation Management Systems (ODMS) software. The DS-9500 is quite simply dictation defined. This DS9500 is eligible for FREE DELIVERY so buy now!

The top of the range DS-9000 is the industry standard in professional dictation equipment. Designed for professionals who rely on secure, flexible and reliable tools, it features real-time 256-bit file encryption, a redesigned Intelligent Dual Microphone, and next-generation Olympus Dictation Management Systems (ODMS) software. The DS-9000 is quite simply dictation defined. This DS9000 is eligible for FREE DELIVERY so buy now!

Give efficiency a lift in your workplace with the attractively styled, robust bodied Olympus DS-2600 digital dictation device. Ideal for all busy independent professionals, this powerful tool lets dictations and notes be taken both at the desk and on the go to ensure a maximum utilisation of precious time to fully exploit productivity potentials. This DS2600 is eligible for FREE DELIVERY so buy now!

This premium footswitch permits hands free control of Olympus or compatible third party transcription software. Via the footswitch various commands like Record, Play, Stop, Reverse, Save and Create New File can be controlled. It provides 4 buttons while the centre and top paddle are lockable on demand. In conjunction with a docking station and the DS-9000 or DS-9500 hands free dictation is possible, too.

Dual microphones narrow the directionality to keep the focus on the person dictating, intelligent noise suppression cancels non-voice noise eliminating anything outside the human frequency range, and a triple-layer studio-quality filter blocks traditionally problematic sounds including breath noise. The RecMic II microphones retain accurate spoken audio without any distortion while suppressing unwanted noise, making desktop dictation easy.

Olympus offers an extensive range of professional digital dictation devices, suitable for use in a plethora of industries. The range is renowned for its commitment to reliability and quality, and their latest product, the DS-7000 Olympus Voice Recorder encompasses these values alongside additional flexibility and simplicity.

The development of their latest software provides significant benefits to its users; with the ability to seamlessly incorporate the dictation and transcription needs into the office workflow, and promote the efficiency and productivity of the business.

Our range of Olympus Dictation include voice recorders, transcription kits and dictation bundles and are ideal for use in small, medium and large sized firms requiring a dictation and transcription solution.

The Olympus Dictation Management System R7 (ODMS) provides full support of the latest dictation technology for professional environments and is the virtual coordinator at the heart of an Olympus Dictation Solution.

I have Olympus DS4000 dictation devices at my work along with the footpedal's, all connected via USB but when I login to the VMWare virtual desktop, the Olympus dictation software doesn't connect to the dictation device that is plugged in locally into the USB port. USB redirection is enabled because memory sticks work fine.

Thanks for that. I am using the VMware connection broker. The dictation wav files will play on the virtual machine and the sound is fine but it's the Olympus DS 4000 dictation software that doesn't pick up that a dictation device has been plugged in.

Ok, so I was being a bit dumb. when the devices were plugged in, I hadn't clicked Device up the top bar and selected the USB device. Once I did that, away it went. The footpedal works via serial and USB, also the dictation device works in conjunction with the dictation software.

ONLY thing that could be a problem, is that when playing the dictation with the footpedal, once you take your foot off the footpedal, the dictation doesn't stop instantly like on a Fat client pc. It playes another second before stopping. Secretaries could find this annoying

Configuration issues such as the destination address of dictations and encryption settings are controlled by the administrator, meaning that authors (the end users) are free to concentrate on dictation using their app. This keeps everything as simple as possible and avoids user errors.

Since the upgrade, whenever I open the dictation module the time it takes to open other files that I need to work on, e.g. PDF files, word and excel documents, has increased substantially to the extent that if I know I want to open a number of files, I close the dictation software beforehand, only reopening it (and having to start a new dictation file) once all the other files have been opened.

I began using tape dictation machines in versions of my modular composition #[unassigned] in 2001. I wanted to work with some simple yet robust sound-processing tools that avoided the use of computers: I needed something that did not crash, did not need lengthy sound checks and was extremely portable and relatively ubiquitous in order to facilitate future performances. My wife had a Sanyo TRC-580M that, in addition to standard volume, record and playback controls, provided the option to play and record at two speeds (2.4 and 1.2 cm/sec), had a voice-activated recording control (which could be calibrated to trigger recording at alterable ambient sound levels) and allowed the tape to be scanned backward or forward using the play and rewind or fast-forward controls simultaneously. The limitations imposed by this functionality defined my initial uses of the machine and to some extent the development of my music in general over the past 5 years.

I bought a second identical model and used them together for the first time in #051201, for cello, clarinet, two radios and two dictation machines. The machines were used to record sections of the music at 2.4 cm/sec and play them back later in the piece at 1.2 cm/sec. This sampling allowed overlaying of material such that an event could be fed back into the piece a number of times, each an octave lower and half the speed, while overdubbing live sound. One of the wonderful characteristics of these devices, however, is the fact that they do not quite play back at exactly half the speed: There is always some slight fluctuation and distortion. This results in some detuning, producing excellent results when recombining the recorded sound with its acoustic source. The sound quality is also naturally lo-fi, and all the more beautiful for it. There is very little bass, and although they only output 150 mW, they have a surprising capacity for projection, even in relatively dense textures.

This simple instrument revolutionized the way I worked and subsequently altered the types of sound materials I employed in my music. Previously I had been drawn to textures that revolved around isolated gestures placed in a field of silence, with occasional drones. Using dictation machines altered this balance significantly by creating denser laminar planes that fused disjunct elements together. Indeed, an interesting characteristic of these devices is their quasi-acoustic sound quality: although it is clear that some processing is taking place (primarily due to the distortion), in some textures the recorded and live sound are relatively hard to distinguish, which is emphasized by their very definite sense of location due to the small speaker size. They can also be repositioned in space or moved around during playback or recording, to diffuse sound in a very direct manner. My compositional interests generally revolve around working with unstable sounds, such as extremely slow bow speeds or minimal breath pressure, and the nature of these instruments is perfectly suited to finding points of contact with such sounds. More recently I have been exploring what happens inside the box. One of my machines has just broken, so I have taken it apart to find out why: A whole new world has just opened up for me. e24fc04721