Transcript search
Search locally imported timestamped transcripts by phrase and semantic similarity.
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How to use Transcript search
- Enter your text in the input field.
- The result updates as you type. Adjust the available settings if needed.
- Review the result, then use Copy result or a download link when available.
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Working with transcript search
Transcription converts spoken audio into text. Translation changes the language of that text. Text-to-speech creates audio from written words. They can form one workflow, but each stage needs its own review: a transcription error can carry through into a translated subtitle or voiceover.
Common questions
Are speaker labels part of ordinary transcription?
Not necessarily. Transcription identifies words; diarization estimates which speaker spoke when. A label such as Speaker 1 does not establish a person’s identity. Overlapping voices can make both tasks harder.
Is reading text aloud the same as downloading generated speech?
No. Browser read-aloud uses voices available to the browser or operating system, and some voices use remote services. Creating a downloadable audio file needs a separate synthesis and export pipeline.
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