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Media teams use Go Transcribe to convert interviews, press conferences, podcasts and raw footage into searchable transcripts. These transcripts can then be used for editing scripts, creating online articles or generating subtitles and captions for video content.
Yes. Once your audio or video is transcribed, you can export subtitle files such as SRT, VTT and STL. These can be imported directly into your editing software or publishing platform to add subtitles and closed captions quickly.
Go Transcribe is built to handle real-world recordings, including interviews and press conferences. For the best accuracy, try to minimise background noise, use a good quality microphone and ensure speakers are as close to the recording device as possible.
In most cases, Go Transcribe can process a 60-minute recording in less than 10 minutes. This means your team can get transcripts and subtitles back fast enough to keep up with tight production and publishing deadlines.
Go Transcribe supports popular audio and video formats such as MP3, MP4, WAV, MOV and M4A. You can then export transcripts as Word, PDF or plain text, and subtitle formats like SRT, VTT and STL for your editing or broadcast tools.