Monthly Archives: June 2010

We attempt to answer the frequently asked questions by clients regarding audio transcription 1. How do I upload files? What file format should I use? My recorder records the file in WAV format, is that fine? Answer: To upload files … Continue reading →

Payment defaulters in the field of audio transcription. Why is it important to pay your transcription service? The above picture represents stress, it could be stress from work, stress from not getting paid for that work or a number of … Continue reading →

Part 1: Ear Training This post is intended to help non-speakers of English, who are training to become transcribers, and may need some help on how to become better at this job.  One of the most basic activities done to … Continue reading →

Important info for people looking to pursue audio transcription as a career I guess we’re the right people to pass on the info at least on this topic, seeing as how we’ve spent a good part of the last decade … Continue reading →

If you’re new to audio transcription, what things do you need to keep in mind? Previously on this blog, we’ve talked time and again about different aspects of converting audio to text, and even if we might have covered a … Continue reading →

How can you speed up your work by outsourcing your transcription needs? As we all know, and as I have established on this blog several times, audio transcription is a painstakingly long and arduous process, one which requires hard work, … Continue reading →

What are the different techniques involved in transcribing audio? Some of you may think that audio transcription must have a pretty straightforward technique, just listen and type, right?  Well, this is what many first-time transcribers assume and go on by … Continue reading →

How the process of audio transcription has evolved during the years 20 years ago if you told somebody that you could have a 99% accurate transcript of a recorded audio, tape or cassette in less than 48 hours, they would … Continue reading →