The Transcription Text Editor provides a user-friendly interface to review, edit, and refine your transcriptions. Each feature in the editor is designed to make the transcription process smoother and more accurate. Here’s a breakdown of each numbered feature:

Transcription Editor Interface

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1. Video Length

  • Displays the total length of the video being transcribed.
  • This information helps you understand the duration of the content and track your progress as you edit the transcription.

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2. Language

  • Displays the language of the transcription. This information is useful if you are working with multiple languages and need confirmation of the transcription language.

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3. Speaker Identification

  • The editor uses speaker labels (e.g., “Speaker 0”) to distinguish different speakers in the transcription.
  • This feature helps organize the text by identifying changes in speakers, making the dialogue clearer and easier to follow.

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4. Low Confidence Keywords

  • Certain words or phrases may be highlighted as low-confidence keywords. These words are marked when the transcription software is uncertain of their accuracy.
  • You can review these keywords and correct them as needed to ensure a precise transcription.

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5. Download Transcription

  • Once you have reviewed and edited the transcription, you can click on Download Transcription.
  • The download options include .txt (text document) and .srt (subtitle) formats, allowing flexibility based on your needs.

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6. Edit and Save the Transcription while Listening to the Audio

  • The editor allows you to make changes to the transcription text directly while listening to the audio.
  • Once edits are complete, click Save Changes to preserve your modifications.
Speaker Identification