A ninety-minute webinar holds the answers to dozens of attendee questions, but nobody rewatches it. Transcribed, it becomes an article, an FAQ page, notes for those who missed it and captions for the replay.
Transcribe now, free →With the text in front of you: an article with the main points, a Q&A page from the question session, three posts with the best lines, notes to send attendees, captions for the recording. Timestamps let you point to "minute 42" for every quote.
A ten-lesson course is ten files: transcribe them one by one with clear names and use the text to build the course index. With several speakers the text does not tell them apart: the moderator's hand-overs ("over to…") act as markers.
Yes: a two-hour file is split and transcribed in full, usually in two or three minutes.
Only if you have the file and permission to use it. For personal study, ask the organiser for access to the recording.
Yes: YouTube Studio accepts .srt files as original-language captions.