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Short clips came out as a readable…
Short clips came out as a readable transcript that I could edit without much effort. A few phrases needed correction, so I would not send it out without checking it.
I dropped in a voice memo from a walk…
I dropped in a voice memo from a walk and got a readable transcript to work from. A few words were wrong, but correcting them was quicker than typing the note myself. It was useful for capturing the main points, although I would still review the wording before sharing it.
Used it for transcribing meeting…
Used it for transcribing meeting recordings and the transcript is close enough to work from. Not flawless, but practical enough.
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