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For me, I really like Zoom recording paired with the automatic transcripts. The transcripts help me to find the section of the video I need to review. I wish th

For me, I really like Zoom recording paired with the automatic transcripts. The transcripts help me to find the section of the video I need to review. I wish there was a feature to tie your typed notes into the video timecodes so by clicking on a note I had made, I could jump to the point in the meeting where I had made the note.

r00fus 5y ago
Great idea. I would use this but we can't record all zoom calls. Furthermore sometimes we are required to use other conf tools.
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cyberge99 5y ago
Descript does this well. It transcribes a video file and you can click around in the notes window and it jumps to that position in the video. Very handy tool/service. Free for the first fews hours per month(10 maybe), then paid.
- dougmwne 5y ago
  I would want something that lets me take notes on the meeting live, then sync them up with the video and transcript after the fact.
  - adityakothadiya 5y ago
    Avoma.com does this exact workflow (Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder). It has collaborative note-editor like Google. So during the meeting, you and your colleagues can take notes in the same document, or you can also take private notes. All manual typed notes are linked to meeting recording and transcript to refer back the context later on. On top of that, Avoma's AI will also extract some additional notes - like Action items, etc. And if you or AI missed taking some notes, you can highlight the transcript text to add it to Notes. It's the best blend of human intelligence working with artificial intelligence to create most structured notes, in the least amount of time. And it works with all conferencing providers – Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, GoToMeeting, etc. So you don't have to worry which conferencing supports recording or not. It's always taken care for you. Hope this helps. Feel free to check it out at https://www.avoma.com https://www.avoma.com.
akio 5y ago
Grain[0] is what you're looking for. (Disclaimer: I work at Grain.) It lets you take notes during your meeting that are timestamped to a recording and transcript. It also lets you share clips from your meeting both after and live during the meeting. It indexes your transcripts to make your meetings searchable later, and does a lot of other things to maximize the value you extract from meetings. [0] https://grain.co https://grain.co
- dougmwne 5y ago
  That's awesome, I'll check it out. Thanks!
jdp123 5y ago
Check out Notiv.com Notiv provides this experience and post meeting will extract your action items and provides an index into the topics discussed. Note, I work at Notiv.

r00fus 5y ago

Great idea. I would use this but we can't record all zoom calls. Furthermore sometimes we are required to use other conf tools.

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cyberge99 5y ago

Descript does this well. It transcribes a video file and you can click around in the notes window and it jumps to that position in the video. Very handy tool/service. Free for the first fews hours per month(10 maybe), then paid.

dougmwne 5y ago
I would want something that lets me take notes on the meeting live, then sync them up with the video and transcript after the fact.
- adityakothadiya 5y ago
  Avoma.com does this exact workflow (Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder). It has collaborative note-editor like Google. So during the meeting, you and your colleagues can take notes in the same document, or you can also take private notes. All manual typed notes are linked to meeting recording and transcript to refer back the context later on. On top of that, Avoma's AI will also extract some additional notes - like Action items, etc. And if you or AI missed taking some notes, you can highlight the transcript text to add it to Notes. It's the best blend of human intelligence working with artificial intelligence to create most structured notes, in the least amount of time. And it works with all conferencing providers – Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, GoToMeeting, etc. So you don't have to worry which conferencing supports recording or not. It's always taken care for you. Hope this helps. Feel free to check it out at https://www.avoma.com https://www.avoma.com.

akio 5y ago

Grain[0] is what you're looking for. (Disclaimer: I work at Grain.) It lets you take notes during your meeting that are timestamped to a recording and transcript. It also lets you share clips from your meeting both after and live during the meeting. It indexes your transcripts to make your meetings searchable later, and does a lot of other things to maximize the value you extract from meetings. [0] https://grain.co https://grain.co

dougmwne 5y ago
That's awesome, I'll check it out. Thanks!

jdp123 5y ago

Check out Notiv.com Notiv provides this experience and post meeting will extract your action items and provides an index into the topics discussed. Note, I work at Notiv.