[Question] How do I use the rev transcription editor?

Anthon939

I need help using the transcription editor. It would be great if someone could provide a tutorial or some tips on how to use it. I'm not very familiar with it and I'm having trouble editing my transcriptions.

antoine_singh

There are three ways to use the rev transcription editor.

The first way is to use the automatic editor. To use the automatic editor, simply click the "Start Editing" button on the transcript page. The automatic editor will then open up and you can start editing your transcript.

The second way is to use the manual editor. To use the manual editor, click the "Start Editing" button on the transcript page, then click the "Switch to Manual Editor" button. The manual editor will then open up and you can start editing your transcript.

The third way is to use the machine editor. To use the machine editor, click the "Start Editing" button on the transcript page, then click the "Switch to Machine Editor" button. The machine editor will then open up and you can start editing your transcript.

Mustapha751

There are two ways to use the rev transcription editor. The first is to use the web app, which you can access by going to https://www.rev.com/transcription-editor. The second is to download the desktop app, which you can get by going to https://www.rev.com/freestyle-transcription-editor.

Once you have the transcription editor open, you can start transcribing your audio or video files by clicking the "Start Transcribing" button. A new window will open up that contains the audio or video file that you're transcribing, and you can start typing out the transcript in the text box below. As you type, the audio or video will automatically advance, and you can use the playback controls to move back and forth as needed.

There are a few things to keep in mind while transcribing:

First, make sure to transcribe everything that's said in the audio or video. This includes filler words like "um" or "uh", as well as any off-topic side conversations.
Second, try to type out the transcript as verbatim as possible. This means transcribing everything exactly as it's said, including any mistakes or stutters.
Finally, make sure to proofread your transcript for any errors before saving or exporting it.

If you have any questions about using the rev transcription editor, feel free to reach out to our support team at https://www.rev.com/contact. We're always happy to help!