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Dragon 9.5 resetting mic sensitivity to high in Win 7 32 bit
Auteur du fil: Ward Whittaker
Ward Whittaker
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Aug 4, 2012

Hi all, I think the title says it all. I reset sensitivity to where I want it but as soon as I click to activate the mic in Dragon, I see the sensitivity bar slide straight up to 100% and naturally, this is causing spurious insertions in the text.

Is there any way I can adjust it in regedit to stay where I set it ?

Also, I am not using a DNS mic. I am using a high quality AIWA stereo array mic that is positioned at the top of my monitor. I know the mic is not the issue... See more
Hi all, I think the title says it all. I reset sensitivity to where I want it but as soon as I click to activate the mic in Dragon, I see the sensitivity bar slide straight up to 100% and naturally, this is causing spurious insertions in the text.

Is there any way I can adjust it in regedit to stay where I set it ?

Also, I am not using a DNS mic. I am using a high quality AIWA stereo array mic that is positioned at the top of my monitor. I know the mic is not the issue because I have a parallel setup in win XP which works perfectly.

Thanks in advance for your kind replies.

[Edited at 2012-08-04 14:02 GMT] ▲ Collapse
 
Milan Condak
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Reference to attenuator Oct 10, 2012

Ward Whittaker wrote:

Hi all, I think the title says it all. I reset sensitivity to where I want it but as soon as I click to activate the mic in Dragon, I see the sensitivity bar slide straight up to 100% and naturally, this is causing spurious insertions in the text.

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[Edited at 2012-08-04 14:02 GMT]


Maybe can help such information:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attenuator_(electronics)

I am not a really user of SR, maybe next week.

Milan Condak
 
Tom Hamilton
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NaturallySpeaking 9.5/Windows 7 Oct 12, 2012

The problem is NaturallySpeaking 10.1 and below are not fully compatible with Windows 7. You need to upgrade to version 12.

Tom Hamilton
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Ward Whittaker
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Local time: 16:28
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AUTEUR DU FIL
I discovered a workaround Oct 12, 2012

Hi Tom,

yes I discovered that later but I developed a workaround anyway. The trick is to set the mic sensitivity back to where you want it after the app is running, and then "pause" Dragon with the slash key, don't actually disable it. It works like a charm.

I do intend to upgrade later but I'm one of those "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" type of guys.

Cheers,
Ward
 


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