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Amberscript allows you to transcript audio or video to text from multiple file types. Our advanced AI-powered solutions allow you to create perfectly aligned subtitles.
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In this video we are showing how to order a Manual transcription service at Amberscript, using our online editor.
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Amberscript allows you to transcript audio or video to text from multiple file types. Our automatic transcription services will convert speech-to-text from any of the file formats mentioned below in no time.
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Lots of users see the advantages of using spell check built-in features. It comes in handy when you don’t have enough time to check your spelling thoroughly. Spell check works then and underlines any wrong spellings. This way you can correct them manually. It also checks the grammar in the document. It gives alternative/correct spellings to the misspelled words.
Amberscript acknowledges the importance of spell check, that’s why our online transcript editor is equipped with such functionality. This way it’s much easier to correct any misspelled words in a transcript. In this guide, we’ll tell you how to enable this feature under the Chrome browser.
Enabling enhanced spell check in Chrome browser is simple, and intuitive. Do the following:
NOTE: Google Chrome keeps changing and the following procedure was noted on version 91.0.4472.114 (Official Build).If there should be any changes for future versions, we will update this procedure accordingly.
Chrome browser offers basic spell check and an enhanced one. If you would like to use the basic spell check, that doesn’t send a typed text to Google, you should follow these steps:
Do you want to have an audio file manually transcribed? You will be offered a choice between full verbatim or clean read transcription. What results can you expect per transcription type? And what guidelines do Amberscript’s transcribers follow?
This guide will also assist you in deciding which form of transcription best suits your needs and will shed some light on the transcription guidelines followed by the transcribers.
Clean read (default): Goal – capture what has been said. End result: Grammatically correct transcript, with the good reading flow.
Examples: Organization/company meetings, municipality meetings, presentations, etc.
Full verbatim: Goal – capture how something has been said. End result: Precise transcript, as close to audio as possible.
Examples: Research interviews like patient-doctor conversations, speech analysis, legal documents like court hearings, focus group interviews where the emotions of the interviewee play an important role, etc.
The following tags are included in a transcription when they are relevant for the transcription or context.
