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For $10, I'd expect above 99% accuracy, especially since I can get an automated transcript for $5 for 60 minutes that presumably has a similar error rate to wha
by jtbayly 8y ago
For $10, I'd expect above 99% accuracy, especially since I can get an automated transcript for $5 for 60 minutes that presumably has a similar error rate to what you are offering.
Also, I'd expect it sooner than 24 hours, since I can get automated ones back in under an hour.
Not trying to be cold water. I am actually interested, but what sets you apart from the other cheaper automated solutions? Am I wrong about the error rate I can expect elsewhere?
- craigcannon 8y agoThanks for the feedback. Ours are diarized accurately. I've yet to see an automated service that does that well.
- jtbayly 8y agoThat's a valuable piece of info that I didn't see mentioned on the site. I'd add it if I were you.
- craigcannon 8y agoUpdated. Thanks for the feedback.
- ghaff 8y agoBy way of context, human transcriptions cost about $1 to $1.50 per [EDIT: minute] --which is what I use for my podcasts. Accuracy is extremely good, especially if you flag obscure terms when you submit.
- craigcannon 8y agoThat's super cheap! Who do you use?
- ghaff 8y agoUggh. Per minute. Sorry. So it costs me about $25-30 per podcast typically. Which is pretty reasonable but obviously adds up for longer transcriptions.
- mindwork 8y agoFor a podcasts with good audio quality(which is usually a case for podcasts) you probably can use speech recognition tools that will cost you a fraction of this price. They are pretty good nowdays
- ghaff 8y agoThey're really not--at least for my purposes. And $25-50 for an episode requiring minimal cleanup versus spending 30-60 minutes going back through the audio and fixing things up is a no-brainer for me. ADDED: Machine transcriptions are pretty good for a lot of things such as search and quickly skimming content. But if you want something that people can read as an alternative to listening to the podcast, you pretty much have to use human transcription or budget a bunch of time to fix up.
- seanwilson 8y agoIs there a way you can record then edit a podcast but keep track of which microphone different voices are coming from? Seems like you could make speaker identification easier that way?
- craigcannon 8y agoYeah, if you record on multiple tracks it's pretty easy but podcasting setups vary a ton.
- knuththetruth 8y agoWhat automated service do you use?
- craigcannon 8y agoGoogle