Dien Rice
May 11, 2021, 12:31 PM
There's a new transcription service, called Voicedocs...
What's different about it is, no human is involved. It's done by machine...
You upload your audio file, and this service will transcribe it for you...
(You get 15 minutes of audio for free, to test it out... But you need to create an account to test it.)
If you use it, it costs $12 per hour of audio, or less (if you buy more than an hour at a time)... $12 per hour comes to 20 cents a minute...
For comparison, Rev.com costs $1.25 per minute, which comes to $75 an hour - that's using real people...
I tested it. I uploaded an audio which I had saved from a short YouTube interview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOPMgv2B-bg) (part of an interview with comedian Jerry Corley)...
There were some errors, but overall it did a good job. Less accurate, I'd say, than a real person transcribing it, but you're paying a lot less...
The errors I noticed would be easy to fix...
How can you use this? You can dictate, get it transcribed, and edit it, to create quick articles, posts, reports, and even books...
You can also create products by interviewing people, and getting it transcribed...
This is something I plan to do "for real" pretty soon!
www.Voicedocs.com
Best wishes,
Dien
What's different about it is, no human is involved. It's done by machine...
You upload your audio file, and this service will transcribe it for you...
(You get 15 minutes of audio for free, to test it out... But you need to create an account to test it.)
If you use it, it costs $12 per hour of audio, or less (if you buy more than an hour at a time)... $12 per hour comes to 20 cents a minute...
For comparison, Rev.com costs $1.25 per minute, which comes to $75 an hour - that's using real people...
I tested it. I uploaded an audio which I had saved from a short YouTube interview (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOPMgv2B-bg) (part of an interview with comedian Jerry Corley)...
There were some errors, but overall it did a good job. Less accurate, I'd say, than a real person transcribing it, but you're paying a lot less...
The errors I noticed would be easy to fix...
How can you use this? You can dictate, get it transcribed, and edit it, to create quick articles, posts, reports, and even books...
You can also create products by interviewing people, and getting it transcribed...
This is something I plan to do "for real" pretty soon!
www.Voicedocs.com
Best wishes,
Dien
