You're talking about speech-to-text? While there are some programs out there designed to let people talk to there PCs and have the speech recognized, these are intended to be trained to each individual's voice and, while improvements continue to be made, the technology isn't mainstream.
There's definitely nothing available today that can just listen to anybody's speech and be able to recognize it very well, and *definitely* nothing that could make out voice coming across radio, with all the incumbent noise & static and codes and such.
What you're probably remembering is software like ProScan or one of the ARC programs (depending on the scanner) that you hook up to the scanner's serial port, and it can display the channel/talkgroup it's on, but that's unrelated to voice itself.
Brad.
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