Transkripsíon

Transkripsíon is the process of converting spoken language into written text. This can be done manually by a person listening to audio and typing it out, or automatically using speech recognition software. Transkripsíon is a crucial step in many applications, including making audio and video content accessible to a wider audience, aiding in legal proceedings, and providing data for linguistic research.

The accuracy of transkripsíon depends on various factors, such as the quality of the audio recording, the clarity of the speaker's voice, and the presence of background noise. Different types of transkripsíon exist, including verbatim transkripsíon, which captures every word, sound, and pause, and intelligent verbatim transkripsíon, which omits filler words and repetitions for a cleaner output. Time-coded transkripsíon also includes timestamps to indicate when specific words or phrases were spoken.

The demand for transkripsíon services has grown with the proliferation of digital media and the increasing need for searchable and accessible content. This has led to advancements in both manual and automated transkripsíon technologies, making the process faster and more efficient.