Which files can I upload?
Common audio formats include MP3, WAV and M4A; eligible plans also accept MP4 and MOV video
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Preparing files, transcription settings, processing time and troubleshooting
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Choose edited text or subtitles, quality, translation and instructions before confirming the cost
Read guideChoose a source, check file limits and complete the upload before leaving the page
Read guideUnderstand each project status and check the reported error before retrying
Read guideAuthorize your number, record on the dedicated line and receive a Word transcript by email
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Common audio formats include MP3, WAV and M4A; eligible plans also accept MP4 and MOV video
Converting WAV or video can reduce file size and upload time without shortening the recording
The recording-duration tool totals selected files or a whole folder without uploading them or requiring an account
The homepage offers an audio upload of up to 30 minutes from one file
The dashboard offers output and quality settings, and video on eligible plans
Size and duration limits depend on your plan and account
Time depends on recording length, quality and current demand
Yes, once upload finishes and processing begins
Hebrew, English, Yiddish and mixed speech are supported, including Torah terms and Ashkenazi pronunciation
Rare names, accents and language switches may need proofreading
Accuracy depends on the recording, accent and content
Clear audio, a nearby microphone and one speaker at a time help
Noise, echo, loud music and overlapping speech can add errors
You can try songs, especially with Premium quality
Strong accompaniment, Ashkenazi pronunciation and unclear audio may need substantial correction
Add relevant names, terms and short spelling rules in transcription settings
Basic and higher plans can save instructions for reuse
Subscribers on supported browsers can choose direct recording in a new transcription
Allow microphone access, record, finish and save, then review settings and cost
Choose retranscription from a completed project’s actions, set output, quality and instructions, and review the cost
Source and original transcript remain; a separate project is created
Basic and higher accounts can authorize a number in integrations, call the displayed line, record and save
Processing uses credits and emails a Word file automatically
Enable the transcription-ready email in account preferences
It applies to new website transcriptions and sends a project link after completion
Check connection, supported format, size and duration
Keep the computer awake and the window open. Converting a large file may help; do not rename the extension as a substitute for conversion
Listen for noise, echo and overlapping speech
Add relevant names and terms, consider Standard or Premium, and improve unclear audio. A successful rerun is charged separately
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