This system allows real-time transcription in languages not natively supported by Google Meet, such as Portuguese and Spanish. The captions are instantly sent to a Google Docs document, where a human agent can track and make corrections to the transcript in real time. It integrates with Google Meet by using the built-in captioning feature.
Real-time Transcription for Google Meet
Real-time transcription for Google Meet in unsupported languages with human correction.
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What is Real-time Transcription for Google Meet?
How to use
Click the “cc” button in Meet to turn on captions. Set subtitles for the language spoken by the audience. The transcription will begin and be sent to a Google Docs document for real-time monitoring and correction.
Core Features
- Real-time transcription in multiple languages
- Integration with Google Meet's captioning feature
- Real-time editing and correction in Google Docs
Use Cases
- Transcribing meetings in languages not supported by Google Meet's native transcription.
- Providing accurate captions for multilingual audiences.
- Creating a written record of meetings with real-time human oversight.
FAQ
How do I start the transcription?
Click the “cc” button in Meet to turn on captions and your transcription will begin. You can set subtitles for the language spoken by the audience.
Where does the transcription appear?
The captions are instantly sent to a Google Docs document, where a human agent can track and make corrections to the transcript in real time.
Pricing
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Supports languages not natively supported by Google Meet.
- Allows for real-time correction of transcripts.
- Easy integration with Google Meet and Google Docs.
- Improves accessibility for multilingual audiences.
Cons
- Requires a human agent for real-time correction.
- Accuracy depends on the quality of the audio and the agent's skills.
- Relies on Google Meet's captioning feature being enabled.