Spectral Interviews and Review - need help translating

Gene 15352

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Hi. I've tried to use the ABBYY PDF Transformer 3.0 to translate the interviews for Keith Johnson and Richard Fryer. However, I thought it could be done with the free program trial, but it proved unsuccessful. I'm sure our Spectral fans would love to view it in English. If there's anyone that could re-post them in English, that would be really appreciated. Thanks.
GeneView attachment spectral_interview_richard-fryer.pdfView attachment Dr. Keith Johnson interview.pdfView attachment Spectral_SDR-4000SL_DMC30SS_DMA-260.pdf
 
We have a number of friends from Holland, hoping they can help... This stuff is just so addictive, I am on my 15th hour of listening today, can't stop.
 
We have a number of friends from Holland, hoping they can help... This stuff is just so addictive, I am on my 15th hour of listening today, can't stop.

Well...I could but unfortunately I don't have the time. I tried the following: copying a part of the text and putting it through this translator: http://www.bing.com/translator/ . It isn't perfect but not awful either.
Hope this is of use to you,
Wim
 
Thanks Nirodha and TooCool4. I used Google Translate. It's not perfect, but I got the main points of the interview.
 
Hi Ack,
I'm sorry to call you out like this, but you are of course referring to your DMA-400's or what? Fifthteen hours seems like a lot of time to be listening to a translation program.
 
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Hi Ack,
I sorry to call you out like this, but are of course referring to your DMA-400's or what? Fifthteen hours seems like a lot of time to be listening to a translation program.

Indeed, I was listening to music for 16hrs straight last weekend
 

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