13. A method, comprising: verifying whether a received current waveform is of a human voice; creating a voiceprint from the received current waveform when the received current waveform is of the human voice; determining one of: whether a match exists between the voiceprint and one library waveform of one or more library waveforms; whether a correlation exists between the voiceprint and a number of library waveforms of the one or more library waveforms; and whether the voiceprint is unique; and transcribing the received current waveform into text; and providing a match indication display (MID) based on the determining.
13. A method, comprising: verifying whether a received current waveform is of a human voice; creating a voiceprint from the received current waveform when the received current waveform is of the human voice; determining one of: whether a match exists between the voiceprint and one library waveform of one or more library waveforms; whether a correlation exists between the voiceprint and a number of library waveforms of the one or more library waveforms; and whether the voiceprint is unique; and transcribing the received current waveform into text; and providing a match indication display (MID) based on the determining. 14. The method of claim 13 , wherein the MID: displays the received current waveform and the one or more library waveforms; and associatively displays the text with its associated library waveform.