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Speech-to-text API from Google Cloud for developers, handling short, long and streaming audio. Supports speaker identification, model adaptation for custom vocabulary, and speech translation on its Chirp 2 model. An on-premises option runs in an agency's own data center. Billed per minute of audio.
Recording and editing studio for podcasts and video that transcribes recordings after they are made. Speaker labels rely on each participant's separate audio track, so single-track recordings are not split by speaker. Sold per user in tiered plans.
MuniMins MuniMinsMeeting-minutes service for municipalities that turns uploaded or imported public-meeting recordings into speaker-identified draft minutes with motions, votes, attendance and public comment. Recordings can come from Zoom, Cablecast, a direct URL or its recorder app, and names and terms are matched to the meeting agenda. Minutes export to PDF or Word for approval. Sold as one flat annual fee per town, with an optional backlog-processing service.
Dragon Professional NuanceSpeech-recognition software from Nuance (a Microsoft company) for dictating documents and transcribing recordings on a Windows PC. Runs locally and lets users add custom words. Recorded-file transcription is limited to a single speaker, so it is not suited to multi-speaker meetings. Mobile dictation requires a separate Dragon Anywhere subscription; licensed per user.
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