Here’s a revised and improved version of your process description, including a mention of free alternative transcription tools:
I use CapCut, one of the most efficient tools available, to handle my recording needs. Here’s my streamlined process:
- Recording and Extraction with CapCut:
- Begin by loading your recording into CapCut.
- Use CapCut to extract the audio from the video, if necessary.
- Export the extracted audio in MP3 format, resulting in a high-quality audio file ready for transcription.
- Transcription with TurboScribe:
- Visit TurboScribe and sign up for free using your Gmail account—no credit card required.
- TurboScribe offers 3 free transcriptions, perfect for occasional use.
- If your recording exceeds 30 minutes, split it into manageable parts using CapCut to comply with TurboScribe’s limits.
- Upload each part to TurboScribe and initiate the transcription. The process is both fast and user-friendly.
Free Alternative Transcription Tools:
- Otter.ai: Offers free transcription with a limited monthly usage. Ideal for short recordings and known for its accuracy and ease of use.
- Temi: Provides a quick transcription service with a pay-per-use model, allowing a free trial for first-time users.
- Google Docs Voice Typing: A free method for live recording transcriptions. Simply open a document, select ‘Voice typing’ from the ‘Tools’ menu, and start recording.
This method ensures that you have a reliable, cost-effective workflow for managing and transcribing your audio files.
