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#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO INSTALL#
#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO FULL#
#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO PC#
#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO FREE#

Google Docs will automatically type when people will speak in the YouTube video.

Move to the YouTube video tab and play the video.

A tiny box will show up with a microphone icon in the middle.

Now create a new document and select "Voice typing" from the Tools menu on top.

Open Google Docs in Chrome or any other Chromium based browsers (Voice Typing isn’t supported in non-Chromium browsers).

Now you just need to start Google Docs Voice typing and the required video simultaneously to start the transcription.

#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO PC#

Select this option and then click " Set Default".Īfter this, your PC will listen to the audio coming out of the speakers for recording purposes.

#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO INSTALL#

In case Stereo Mix option isn’t supported by your PC’s sound card (like mine), then you can download and install the VB Virtual Audio Cable tool and get an alternative option in the same menu.Īfter installing the drivers of the tool, you should see a " Cable Output" option in the same sound options.

Now select " Stereo Mix" from the list and click "Set Default" to set it as default source of recording.

In Windows, right-click on the sound icon in the taskbar and select Recording devices.

In order to have a good quality transcript, it is recommended to make the PC directly listen to the audio coming out of its speakers. However, if you want to transcribe a video without an available transcript, then you can use the Google Docs’ built-in voice typing feature to listen to the video audio and automatically type everything. The above two methods work fine when an automatic or owner-uploaded transcript of the YouTube video is available. Although do keep in mind that subtitles uploaded by the video owner will not have gray words. You can see this to easily amend the transcription. However, the subtitles with gray color are the ones that might have some mistakes. Just click on the CC button in the YouTube player to enable subtitles and you will see the subtitles in white. YouTube automatically highlights words that it might have picked wrong which makes it easy to edit the transcript. You can paste this text anywhere and your transcript will be ready.

Now click and drag to highlight all the text and press Ctrl + C to copy the text.

#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO FULL#

Make your choice and you’ll see a full transcript along with timestamps.

Below you’ll be asked to select a language.

Click on the More button below the video and select Transcript from the menu.

Whatever the case is, you can easily access the transcript and copy it along with timestamps. There is also a chance that the owner of the video may have personally transcribed the video and made it available for the readers. Most of the YouTube videos are automatically transcribed using Google’s Speech Recognition technology. Read more Method #1 Copy/Paste YouTube transcript

There would be hardly anything you didn't know about YouTube, however ShareTube is a completely new thing in. Transcribe in Office mobile will be coming by the end of the year, and I have a feeling it might replace Google Docs and Otter as my go-to transcription apps.ShareTube Lets You Watch YouTube Videos Privately with Friends Transcribe in Word works in Microsoft Edge and Chrome browsers, and while there is no limit to how much users can record and transcribe within Word for the web, the current limit for uploaded recordings is five hours per month at 200mb per recording. Transcribe in Word is also only available in English at the moment (unlike Dictate, which supports several languages), but Microsoft is working on support for more languages. Gizmodo reached out to Microsoft to see when, if at all, Transcribe will become available for desktop, but we haven’t yet heard back. The features are also not available on the desktop version of Word at this time.

#HOW TO USE GOOGLE DOCS TO TRANSCRIBE AUDIO FREE#

Word on the web is free for anyone to use, but users must have a Microsoft 365 subscription to access the newest transcription features.

While Word’s latest transcription feature is miles ahead of Google Docs’, and slightly surpasses what you get from Otter, there is a downside.