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How to correct your transcript In the Script editor, double-click on the word you want to correct. Click Correct in the script toolbar. Type the correction you want to make. Select Correct or press Enter . The word will be underlined briefly while the audio realigns with the new text.

Transcript Editor: Getting Started | Rev Pro - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip When you're ready to export the current copy of your transcript. Click the download button in theMoreWhen you're ready to export the current copy of your transcript. Click the download button in the upper right side of the menu bar. From here you can set the output format.

How to Write a Transcript: Step by Step Guide with Tricks and... Prepare Your Transcription Materials. ... Understand the Transcription Requirements. ... Listen to the Audio Recording. ... Create an Initial Draft. ... Copyread the Draft to Ensure Accuracy. ... Format the Transcription. ... Finalize the Transcription.

Descript's automated transcription is up to 95% accurate. The accuracy depends on the quality and audio of your file. To maximize accuracy: Stand close to the microphone (typically within 6-10 inches).

A verbatim transcription should reflect the speaker's language, tone, and style as closely as possible. Try to transcribe every word spoken, even if it seems unnecessary or repetitive. Use correct spelling and punctuation, but also capture any unconventional use of language or slang.

Edited transcription may be useful to those who plan to publish the transcribed content or have it translated to foreign languages. It is often required by lecturers or conference organizers who need the content written in a formal way.

In the top right corner of your Script Editor and select Detect transcript errors. Once the detection process is completed, you'll see green underlined words in your Script Editor; these are potential transcription errors. Next, you can use the correction wizard to review and correct potential errors.

How do I edit the auto-captioning on my YouTube video? In YouTube Studio, select Content. Select the title of the video you want to review. Select Subtitles. Select Duplicate and Edit for the Video Subtitles ending in (Automatic). ... Edit your video's Transcript. ... Edit your video's Timings.