If the app seems to be missing or mistyping words, there is an indicator to show strength of voice.
Once the screen says that it's ready to transcribe, it will start transcribing what it hears. To use it, select the icon that looks like a human and the app opens up. Once it's downloaded, an accessibility feature appears on the phone in the lower right corner, next to the menu keys. How it worksĪnyone running Android with 5.0 Lollipop and up can download the Live Transcribe app on the Google Store for free.
Live Transcribe is currently available on Android. The app uses speech recognition technology to transcribe speech into text directly on the phone screen, nearly in real-time. I hope this helps you and your wife.There's a mobile app, released by Google in February 2019, called Live Transcribe that is aimed to help people who are deaf and hard of hearing more-easily have conversations with people who are hearing. He thought I had my hearing back with a miracle !! LOL But you can use this for your wife if you want to. I had to ask my Dad at the beginning of the conversation to speak loud and a little bit slower than usual, but he did and it all worked. I put my cell phone onto loud speaker, and next to the cell phone I had DEAF HELPER open and turned onto LISTEN. Also, for the first time ever, I rang my Dad in Australia (I live in Finland) on skype. I cannot post the links because I only just registered here so I can tell you about these. If you have ANDROID (And I think you do because of your pic), you will love these:ĭEAFCOM (you need to press a button each time you want to speak - not so good with phones but good with table conversation)ĭeaf Helper (You just press LISTEN button and it transcribes every single thing to text until you press STOP so is great with phone calls). So many apps out there that say they are perfect but then they are total duds. I am Deaf and have had same problems for long time.
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