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What are the best ways to transcribe audio files accurately and efficiently without using specialized transcription software?
The human brain can process speech at a rate of around 150 words per minute, which is faster than most transcription software.
The Microsoft Word transcription feature uses automatic speech recognition (ASR) technology to transcribe audio recordings.
ASR technology is based on machine learning algorithms that are trained on large datasets of transcribed audio recordings.
The accuracy of ASR technology improves when the audio quality is high, and the recording is loud and clear.
ASR technology is more accurate when the speaker pronounces words clearly and at a slower pace.
Microsoft Word's transcription feature has an accuracy rate of around 85-90% for spoken language, which can vary depending on the quality of the audio recording and the transcription settings used.
The Microsoft Word transcription feature can transcribe various audio sources, including meetings, interviews, lectures, and more.
The transcription feature can be edited, exported, or shared with others.
The feature is available for Microsoft 365 subscribers and requires the Chrome or Microsoft Edge browser.
The Microsoft Word transcription feature is not capable of transcribing complex scientific or technical jargon, and may struggle with accents or dialects.
The transcription feature can be used to transcribe various audio formats, including WAV, MP3, and M4A files.
Microsoft Word's transcription feature is not intended for professional transcription purposes, and is best used for casual or personal use.
The feature is designed to convert speech to a text transcript with each speaker individually separated.
Users can access various third-party transcription services that offer more advanced features and accuracy levels.
The transcription feature is available for both Windows and macOS operating systems.
Microsoft Word's transcription feature uses a continuous subword unit (CSVU) approach, which recognizes subwords within a word.
The CSVU approach improves the accuracy of the transcription by capturing the nuances of spoken language.
Microsoft Word's transcription feature is integrated with Microsoft's AI-powered virtual assistant, Cortana.
Cortana can be used to control the transcription process, allowing users to pause, rewind, and fast-forward the audio recording.
The Microsoft Word transcription feature uses a combination of machine learning algorithms and natural language processing (NLP) to improve the accuracy of the transcription.
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