Transcription

 This type captures every spoken word, including filler words, stutters, and background noises, providing a detailed record of conversations or interviews. 

Example:

Speaker 1: So, um, I was thinking, you know, maybe we could, like, meet up next week? Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds good. I'm, um, pretty flexible, so just let me know when works for you. 

 A clean transcription of a business meeting removes filler words, repetitions, and unrelated comments while presenting a concise and coherent record of the discussion. 

Example:

Speaker 1: I was thinking, maybe we could meet up next week? 

Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds good. I'm pretty flexible, so just let me know when works for you. 

 An edited transcription of an academic interview corrects grammatical errors and enhances readability while retaining the interviewee's insights. 

Example:

 Speaker 1: I was thinking, perhaps we could meet up next week? 

Speaker 2: Sure, that sounds good. I'm quite flexible, so just let me know when suits you. 

 Timestamps are added at specific intervals, making it easy to locate and reference specific sections within the transcript. 

Example:

 [0:00] Speaker 1: I was thinking, maybe we could meet up next week? 

[0:06] Speaker 2: Yeah, that sounds good. I'm flexible, so just let me know when works for you. 

 This process is commonly used to make audio or video content accessible to audiences who don't understand the original language, and it's particularly valuable for reaching diverse and international viewers. 

 We possess the capability to transcribe your content into a wide array of languages.