Audio and video transcription to text and summary
This assistant transcribes audio and video into text and immediately turns the transcript into a document that is easy to work with. It will transcribe a meeting, lecture, webinar, interview, or voice message recording, add punctuation, break the text into meaningful paragraphs, remove filler words and repetitions, prepare a brief summary or meeting minutes, extract agreements and tasks, and select quotes from interviews for an article or report. On BotHub, you upload files directly to the chat and use powerful neural networks without a VPN or foreign card, and payment in rubles is deducted from a single balance. Chat history is saved, so you can return to the transcript later and ask follow-up questions about the content of the recording.
Frequently Asked Questions
Upload an audio or video file to the assistant's chat and specify what you need: a verbatim transcript, cleaned-up text, a summary, or minutes. The assistant will recognize speech, add punctuation, and provide the result in the chat. You can then ask to shorten the text, highlight key points, or rewrite a fragment in a different style without re-uploading the recording.
The quality of the transcription depends on the recording: clear speech without background noise is recognized significantly better than a conversation in a noisy room or with interruptions. You should manually check names, company names, technical terms, numbers, and dates, as well as places where speakers talk simultaneously. For important documents, it is better to verify key fragments against the original recording.
The assistant can label participant remarks based on the meaning of the conversation, addressing by name, and topic changes, but such labeling is not always accurate, especially if voices are similar or people interrupt each other. If you list the participants and their roles in advance, the result will be clearer. In minutes and interviews, it is better to verify who said what against the recording.
CAPS are deducted for recognizing the recording and for further work with the text. Consumption depends primarily on the duration of the audio or video, as well as the volume of processing: a detailed summary, minutes, or translation require more resources than a simple transcription. Deductions can be tracked via the balance in your personal account.
In a regular chat, you have to explain how to process the transcript every time, and the result is less predictable. This assistant is already configured to work with speech recordings: it preserves the meaning of what was said, neatly formats the text, tries not to invent things that are not in the recording, and upon request, immediately turns the transcript into a summary, minutes, a task list, or a selection of quotes.
Recordings are used to process your request, and the dialogue with the transcript is saved in your account history, where you can return to it. If the recording contains personal data, trade secrets, or other sensitive information, assess the risks in advance and, if necessary, cut such fragments out of the file before uploading.