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I should have noted that I transcribe at a PC when available, if the note turns out worthwhile. It just sucks to have to move audio files to my PC if I want to
by jeffool 14y ago
I should have noted that I transcribe at a PC when available, if the note turns out worthwhile. It just sucks to have to move audio files to my PC if I want to save them. Or attach them on an email in my phone and upload the attachment, I guess. I'd love a web solution. ...
In fact, a hack that lets me tap a widget and leave myself a message in Google Voice would be perfect for me...
- mrschwabe 14y agoHave you tried Catch or EverNote? They both let you take 'audio notes' and they'll sync to your online account so you can more easily access them on the PC without manually transfering them over. Another alternative, depending on what you're using to save mobile audio notes - is to save them to DropBox. That way, again - the notes will sync easily to your PC. Many of us however do not wish to have our audio notes 'synced' by online services - since it does to some extent compromise the privacy. So there is no perfect solution. Yet.
- jeffool 14y agoActually I do (did, now job hunting) a lot of note taking at work, and couldn't install the software on the work PC. But I completely get your desire to keep things under control. An app that wasn't a service, and just let you upload to a designated site via ftp or other free options could get a few bucks, I'd think.