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Our model separates distinct speakers when the audio is reasonably clean, labeling each turn in the transcript. Heavy cross-talk or similar-sounding co-hosts may need a quick rename pass in the editor.
Low background music with clear speech usually stays accurate. Loud beds or sfx that mask voices will lower accuracy the same way room noise would, so budget a short edit before publishing show notes.
DOCX is ideal for handing copy to an editor with speaker labels intact. TXT works if you strip labels, and PDF when sponsors or legal want a fixed snapshot of the episode text.
Yes. Timestamps feed subtitle exports and help producers align pull quotes with audio. You can also use timed CSV when spreadsheets drive your production checklist.
Most hour-long episodes finish in a few minutes after upload, letting you ship same-day show notes instead of waiting overnight for human turnaround.
The Pro plan removes per-minute counting so weekly shows and backlog archives stay affordable. The free tier still works for spot checks on new microphones or rooms.
Yes. MP4 or MOV uploads use the audio track automatically, so video podcasts get the same transcript and caption exports as audio-only feeds.
We support many languages, but mixed-language episodes may need a careful listen where guests code-switch. Start with a trial run on those episodes before promising publish timelines.