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For 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

For 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 ago
They'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 ago
Is 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 ago
  Yeah, if you record on multiple tracks it's pretty easy but podcasting setups vary a ton.