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How is that feature accessed? Or what does Google call it so I can search for it.
by ericjmorey 2y ago
How is that feature accessed? Or what does Google call it so I can search for it.
- Groxx 2y agoThere's a captioning button under the volume slider, and I think it's called "live captions" or something in settings. Just tap the button and it'll start. https://support.google.com/accessibility/android/answer/9350862?hl=en https://support.google.com/accessibility/android/answer/9350...
- abecedarius 2y agoLive Transcribe in the accessibility settings. AFAIK it's available on any fairly recent Android phone. I bought a Pixel tablet for no other reason but to run it -- nothing else I've tried comes close for local-only continuous transcribe-as-they-speak. (iOS has a similar feature also under accessibility; it's good but not at the same level. Of course I'd love to see an open-source solution.) This was for English. One problem it took me a while to realize: when I switched it to transcribe a secondary language, it was not doing it on-device anymore. You can tell the difference by setting airplane mode.
- baby_souffle 2y agoIt's the "recorder" app. It was released in 2021 I think and has been improving since the beginning. If you elect to, the audio + transcription can be access/searched via https://recorder.google.com https://recorder.google.com