1. A computer-implemented method for supporting proof-reading of a text obtained by speech recognition of a speech signal, said method comprising: dividing said text into components having respective reliability levels for correctness of their speech recognition, wherein a rate of speech replay of each of said components is based on the associated reliability level; and, in said proof-reading continuously throughout said text, controlling progression of replay speed of the speech signal as a function of the respective reliability levels of the text components, wherein the replay speed is adjusted based on the rate of speech replay of temporally adjacent components to allow a smooth transition from one component replay speed to another component replay speed.
1. A computer-implemented method for supporting proof-reading of a text obtained by speech recognition of a speech signal, said method comprising: dividing said text into components having respective reliability levels for correctness of their speech recognition, wherein a rate of speech replay of each of said components is based on the associated reliability level; and, in said proof-reading continuously throughout said text, controlling progression of replay speed of the speech signal as a function of the respective reliability levels of the text components, wherein the replay speed is adjusted based on the rate of speech replay of temporally adjacent components to allow a smooth transition from one component replay speed to another component replay speed. 13. The method of claim 1 , wherein at least three of said reliability levels mutually differ.