I teach a qualitative research methods course to doctoral students and I would like to give them some guidance in this area. I haven't been successful with this software myself.
Jeanne
Consider Atlas ti (the link is below. I also included an article where it was used. The Web site describes it as "a powerful workbench for the qualitative analysis of large bodies of textual, graphical, audio and video data. It offers a variety of sophisticated tools ..."
http://atlasti.com/
You can use RG's search function to find several previous discussions of this question, where the consistent answer is that voice to text software is not currently able to work with typical qualitative interviews.
Voice-to-text is error ridden and does not do a particularly good job of reflecting participant contribution (my experience).
ATLAS.ti allows you to import audio and code directly on the audio. It also allows you to enter text and link it to audio. It does not have any facilities for converting audio to text.
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