speech-to-text-batch | Transcribed Text

speech-to-text-batch is a Shell library. speech-to-text-batch has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

convert court proceedings recordings to text transcripts. court proceedings are usually offered in ftr (for the record) format or wav. wav is not only more expensive (because it requires 74 mins for each hour on every cd-rom) but not useful for court reporters, if that is the eventual path for the materials. courts usually make available the ftr files within the hour of the order. ftr is a proprietary format, with virtually no other playback or export option online. the purpose of the proprietary format is to enable pedals and court clerk control for the transcription process. this set of scripts and python tools are meant to minimize the suckage related to getting these ftrs from the court and actually manipulating them. create an online account with ftr online player where you can upload your content from the court. this is nice so you don't have to worry about having your files on your local system wasting space. open your .trm file in the ftr online player. open "developer" with f12 (in chrome, other browsers have similar options) under view and go to the "network" tab. find the sub-tab "media", by selecting "play" in the browser, you