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About Automatic Speech Recognition
ASR has improved dramatically over recent years
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Accuracy
There are various models for measuring the accuracy of automatic transcription.
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Privacy and Security
All processing of data in the cloud contains some risk.
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Getting Started with Microsoft Word Dictate
Take audio from the computer's microphone and convert it into text.
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Getting started with Mac Dictate
The MAC's inbuilt MAC Dictation tool can be a useful tool.
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Getting started with Dragon Dictation
Dragon Dictate can assist people who are full of ideas, but have difficulty writing them down.
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Microsoft Azure Speech to Text
Transcribe live and pre-recorded audio to text in more than 85 languages.
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Getting Started with Microsoft Stream
If you upload a video, Stream will use AI to automatically generate captions.
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Getting Started with Lecture Capture
Lecture Capture and Kaltura provide an automatic transcription service.
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Getting Started with YouTube
You-tube allows you to edit auto-captions and then download them.
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Live Captions in Microsoft Teams
Instructions on how to enable Live Captions in Microsoft Teams Meetings.
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Live Transcription in Zoom
The meeting host is the only person who can enable live transcription.
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Converting Caption Files
Sometimes you want to convert timed text files, such as SRT or VTT, into another format.
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Getting Started with Interview Transcripts
There are several ways in which interviews can be converted to text transcripts using automatic speech recognition.
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