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I seem to remember reading once that what is typed by a stenographer is also only meaningful to them. And therefore must be transcribed into English later by th
by massung 2y ago
I seem to remember reading once that what is typed by a stenographer is also only meaningful to them. And therefore must be transcribed into English later by the same stenographer.
Can anyone here confirm that?
- hoppyhoppy2 2y agoThat used to be true but it's much more automatic now that the process involves a computer translating into English in real-time (it's no longer a stenographer translating from their notes by hand).
- robodan 2y agoWhat stenographers capture is phonetic. These days a computer program translates that back into written language in real time. It uses knowledge of the language to pull this off. So it's a bit like autocorrect on you phone.
- mbirth 2y agoThere’s a great video from Matt Gray about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thdwajzqRFQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thdwajzqRFQ