that how that works If So not increasing the number of channels OK replacing OK wired the two wired that are still working along with a couple of the wired that aren't working one of the wired not working with a wireless Yeah Basically we Three found wireds work right I I Yeah guess three Yeah wireds work Yeah yeah But had more problems with that Yep And that sort of bypasses the whole the whole Jimbox thing and all Right that And so um we we seem to have uh a reliable way of getting the data in which is through the ra Sony radio mikes as long as conscious about the batteries That seems Right to be the key battery OK issue I checked them this morning they OK Yeah Um the only thing with them But the quality seems really good and Um I heard from UW that uh very close to getting their uh setup purchased buying something that you can just sort of buy off the shelf Well we should talk to them about it because I know that SRI is also in the process of looking at stuff and so you know what we should try to keep everyone Yeah on the same page with that SRI really Yeah Oh They got sa apparent Well Maybe this needs to be bleeped out I have no clue Uh I don't know I Probably how we much shouldn't probably public shouldn't talk about funding stuff Right Yeah But anyway uh uh other activities that are going on there and and uh and NIST and UW So Um But but yeah I thin I think that at least the message we can tell other people is that our experience is is quite positive with the Sony uh Right Now the one thing that you have said that actually concerns me a little is talking about changing the headsets meaning changing the connector which means some or something right Uh no No having the them do it So so it but not doing it OK So they they Nothing charge against right you and your but never seen my But uh Uh OK as so I said being coming professionally and Yeah I I mean Yeah I mean Yeah As professionally as I guess you can get it done Well it could if they do a I lot i of it just their repair shop Right Their maintenance people Well see what it Yep like That tha that can be quite good Th this Yeah OK Good Yeah So go with that Uh see tomorrow you Yeah looks like So um uh Dave isn't here but he was going to start working on some things with the digits Uh so be interested in going on with that I guess Was the decision last time was that the the uh transcribers were going to be doing stuff with the digits as well Has Yeah that started or is Uh it that would be to use his interface and I was going to meet with him today about that Right so the decision was that Jane did not want the transcribers to be doing any of the paperwork So I did the all that last week So all the all the forms are now on the computer And uh then I have a bunch of scripts that read those and let the uh transcribers use different tools And I just want to talk to Jane about how we transition to using those So he has a nice set up that they it w it will be efficient for them to do that OK So I anyway don't think take too long So you know just uh a matter of a few days I suspect So anyway I think we we have at least one uh user for the digits once they get done which will be Dave Right OK done five or six sets So if he wanted to you know just have a few to start with he could Yeah he might he might and be I asking also have a bunch of scripts that will like generate and run recognition on them also Right OK Uh is Dave I don't know if Dave is on the list if invited to these meetings uh I if don't he knows to get an invitation myself for No them don't no active one but make sure on the list Yeah Should we call him I mean is he d is he definitely not available today I don't know Should I call his office Uh see He i was taking in classes so uh he Yeah well have he conflicts in He s cof Yeah so this might be a conflict for him OK Yeah OK Uh so didn't he say his class was like I think he has Tuesdays class Thursdays Yeah Yeah He might have Oh OK You talking well about whatever David Gelbart Yeah Yeah Yes Yeah Yeah I think taking two A which is now Yeah OK So OK So why not seeing him OK Uh transcriptions uh beyond the digits where we are and so on OK And Um and the recordings also just where we are Yeah Well so um should we we don't wan wanna do the recording status first or Well we have about hours uh as of I guess a week and a half ago so we probably now have about hours And and uh How much of that is digits uh including digits right including digits So I haven't separated it out so I have no clue how much of that Yeah digits So anyway at least probably thirty hours or something of got to be more than thirty hour i it couldn't of Mmm absolutely I mean the yeah digits don't take up that much time OK OK and the transcribers h I uh don't have the exact numbers but I think it would come to about eleven hours that are finished uh transcribing from them right now The next step is to that working on is to insure that the data are clean first and then channelized What I mean by clean is that that the is consistent all the way throughout and also that we now incorporate these additional conventions that uh Liz requested in terms of um um in terms of having a s a systematic handling of numbers and acronyms which I hadn't been specific about Um for example i say uh And you know so how you could Nine e two Exactly So if you just say nine two the there are many s ways that could have been expressed An and I just had them I I mean a certain number of them did put the words down but now we have a convention which also involves having it followed by um a gloss th You know Jane things