Voice Editing is a software that can import audio files recorded on an IC recorder and SD storage card into a computer for management, playback. Audio files can be saved to a hard drive individually or copied to IC recorders and SD storage cards. Audio files can also be edited, searched, converted to text, read text aloud, and recorded.
This manual describes the features of Panasonic Voice Editing Ver.1.0, a software tool for transferring audio files from IC recorders or SD cards, editing waveforms, converting speech to text, and creating CD backups. It covers basic operations such as importing, saving, editing, searching, and converting audio files, as well as advanced functions like virtual drive creation and batch processing.
The document also lists the required system configuration, supported operating systems, hardware specifications, and supported audio formats. Step‑by‑step instructions are provided for starting the program, selecting drives, creating folders, editing titles, and performing conversions. An appendix includes a guide for using DragonSpeech to transcribe audio. This manual is written in Japanese.
| Free hard‑disk space | 100 MB |
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| Supported audio formats | TRC, ADPCM, G.726, WAVE, VM1 |
| Maximum audio file length | 8 minutes 24 seconds per file (files are split automatically) |
Connect the IC recorder with a USB cable (or use a mini‑SD card reader) and use the program’s import function to copy the files to the computer.
No. Voice Editing Ver.1.0 does not support simultaneous use of two or more IC recorders.
Audio files are automatically split into segments of 8 minutes 24 seconds; each segment is saved as a separate file.