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A bit of a tangent, but are there good speech-to-text tools that can take an audio file (i.e. a voice memo) and transcribe it?
by bruth 10y ago
A bit of a tangent, but are there good speech-to-text tools that can take an audio file (i.e. a voice memo) and transcribe it?
- athenot 10y agoNuance has a suite that does that. We use their software and it's pretty good—despite being a headache to configure. But it's neither free nor open source.
- willwill100 10y agothat's exactly what we do at speechmatics.com - feel free to give us a try and make the most of the free credits
- bruth 10y agoGreat, I just submitted the first audio file for transcription. Looking forward to seeing the output.
- afsina 10y agoGoogle will start giving this service. https://cloud.google.com/speech/ https://cloud.google.com/speech/
- nmcfarl 10y agoThis is also what Castingwords does - if you want high quality results transcribed by people. https://castingwords.com/support/transcription-api.html https://castingwords.com/support/transcription-api.html We use Speechmatics (and sphinx) for caption alignment and timestamps. We certainly recommend them if that’s the service you need.
- nfriedly 10y agoI've done a lot of work with the Watson Speech to Text service (I work on the Watson team), and I've been pretty impressed with the results. You can upload an audio file (wav, flac, or ogg/opus) to the demo to try it out: https://speech-to-text-demo.mybluemix.net/ https://speech-to-text-demo.mybluemix.net/
- bruth 10y agoThat is a super cool service! I love the stream of alternate words with confidence scores.