By Nikola, founder of TraScrivo · updated
An episode transcript is useful for everything: show notes, chapters with timestamps, quotes for social, a page Google can read. With TraScrivo you get it free for files up to 30 minutes, and with the Pass or Pro even for two-hour episodes.
Transcribe now, free →The timestamps are the useful part: scan the text for topic changes and copy the times as chapters (00:00 Intro, 04:12 Guest, 18:40 Questions). The strongest lines become quotes for posts. The full transcript, published under the episode, lets people find the podcast on Google.
With the Pass a two-hour episode is split into chunks and transcribed in full; the free plan covers the first 30 minutes. With two or more voices, on the free plan the text does not label speakers (server processing, with Pass and Pro, does): use the timestamps and the host's questions as landmarks, or add initials by hand in the passages you publish.
Usually one or two minutes: the file is split into chunks transcribed in parallel.
Only with server processing (Pass and Pro). On the free plan, timestamps and the host's questions help you find your way.
Yes: with auto-detect the engine recognises the main language of each chunk.