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One Foot Pedal, Two Ways to Dictate

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A user encountered an issue with a dictation app, Typeless, where a previously functional "hold to talk" feature stopped working after an update. To resolve this, a custom plugin was developed for an Elgato Stream Deck Pedal to replicate the desired functionality, allowing for both short, tap-activated dictations and longer, hold-activated ones. This workaround highlights a need for greater customization options within dictation software and demonstrates how hardware peripherals can be adapted to address specific user workflows.

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