The progress of the times is really too fast. Recently, I have gradually discovered that many smart tools have emerged to help us in various ways. For example, the technology of recording to text, we used to rely on our ears to listen to the audio content word by word to type text by hand. Now relying on this technology, you can directly and quickly convert the entire audio content into text, which is not only convenient but also accurate. Out of curiosity, I also explored and researched related tools to see what software is good for audio-to-text conversion? Here I will also share the answers I found with you.
In the search, I found that there are quite a few such tools, and they are distributed through different channels. There are not only tools on the computer side, but also on mobile phones and web pages. Next, I will choose a useful tool from each different channel to share with you.
Computer tool: recording to text factory
Audio-to-Text Factory is a software that can quickly and accurately transcribe audio files into text. And the speech recognition technology it carries can be seen to be very good, because in addition to standard Mandarin and English, it can also recognize various other relatively rare languages and dialect accents. In addition, we all know that our Chinese is extensive and profound, with various homophones and polyphonic characters, but this tool can accurately identify them one by one, which is really good.
Web-side tool: Netease Jianwai Workbench
This is an online multi-functional voice translation and transcription platform, which can be used directly without downloading and installing, but don’t underestimate it just because it is used on the web page, the content it transcribes is accurate and clear, and it can also be directly output as subtitle files. It is not too convenient to use it to generate audio subtitles.
Mobile tool: AudioLab
The last one I want to share with you is the AudioLab tool, which is a feature-rich audio processing tool. Including recording, editing, mixing, converting and many other functions. In addition to common audio processing functions, AudioLab also provides the function of speech-to-text conversion. Its feature is that it can first denoise the recorded audio and then convert the audio, so as to increase the accuracy of the converted text content.
The above is the answer I found, so what software is good for recording to text? Please share it and let's discuss it together. After all, only discussion can trigger progress~