12. A method for correcting errors in an audio transcription comprising: recording an analog audio transmission with an analog audio recorder; converting the analog format to a digital format with a transcription generator including an analog-to-digital audio converter; generating a transcription of said audio transmission; storing said audio recording; generating a collection of link data; storing the text of said transcription; playing the recorded audio transmission; cross linking said stored text with said recorded audio transmission; editing said text using a cursor; dragging a slider on a playback controller located on the text editor screen to jump to any part of the recording; and jumping the text cursor to a corresponding playback position by a first button, disabling a text tracking function of the audio transcription by a second button, and optionally controlling speed of a playback by a third button.
12. A method for correcting errors in an audio transcription comprising: recording an analog audio transmission with an analog audio recorder; converting the analog format to a digital format with a transcription generator including an analog-to-digital audio converter; generating a transcription of said audio transmission; storing said audio recording; generating a collection of link data; storing the text of said transcription; playing the recorded audio transmission; cross linking said stored text with said recorded audio transmission; editing said text using a cursor; dragging a slider on a playback controller located on the text editor screen to jump to any part of the recording; and jumping the text cursor to a corresponding playback position by a first button, disabling a text tracking function of the audio transcription by a second button, and optionally controlling speed of a playback by a third button. 14. The method for correcting errors in an audio transcription of claim 12 , further comprising: moving the cursor to the position in the transcription text corresponding to the audio player's position during audio playback of the recording of speech.