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Automatically Transcribe Your Conversations with Audio Hijack

First, if you are a Windows user, this may not be of interest to you. If you have a device running MacOS, tune in! In the latest release of Audio Hijack (4.3), a new Transcribe block has been added. This block converts spoken audio into a written text transcript. This update is completely free and can be downloaded via Check for Updates in the main menu or by downloading it here.

Transcribe From a Microphone

First, in the image on the left-hand side, you can see what Audio Hijack looks like when you record from a microphone. It takes the audio and runs it in Transcribe, while also saving the original recording for reference.

Transcribe from an Application or File

Next, if you are running a meeting on Zoom, or another VoIP service, save time by skipping note-taking. If you already have a recorded audio file, you can play the file in any app and use Transcribe to create the transcript. 

Starting a Podcast?

A screenshot of the Transcribe functionality identifying multiple hosts
A screenshot of the Transcribe functionality identifying multiple hosts

If you already have a podcast or are thinking about starting one, an important thing to think about is providing transcripts. With Audio Hijack, you can get a transcript for every show that’s ready after shortly after you finish recording. Having a discussion? Transcribe can also go so far as to handle multiple hosts and labels each speaker accurately. 

In Conclusion

Though the Transcribe functionality can feel like a finished feature, it is in Beta mode, so be cautious when using it in a live or production system. We can expect more updates to the transcription integration in the future. If you do end up using this tool, be sure to provide any user feedback you may have here.

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