Transcriptive is like all Digital Anarchy plugins: Powerful but simple to use. We know you’re busy and don’t have a ton of time to spend reading manuals. Plugins should make your life easier! That said, sometimes it helps to watch a 10 minute tutorial or check the manual for more info. You can also always email tech support at cs@digitalanarchy.com for more help.
You can download the Transcriptive PDF Manual . It’ll give you an overview of transcribing, the plugin parameters, how to register, and tips on trouble shooting (you can also go to the FAQ for that).
You can download the Transcriptive Keyboard Shortcut List PDF Manual . It’ll give you all the quick keyboard shortcuts to make editing the transcript even easier! We highly recommend downloading this, and having it on hand until you memorize the quick keys that will help your workflow.
A quick video going over the process of how to get started with Transcriptive. After the download, it's a simple install wizard. Then you're ready for the video (setting up the speech engines) below!
In order to get a transcript returned you need to register with either of the two speech engines we use. In this tutorial we go through the steps of setting up your account so you can start calling for transcripts from inside Transcriptive.
In this tutorial we go over how to request a transcript for an active Sequence and how to use the "Batch" transcription method to request transcripts for multiple files at once.
We cover how to do basic text editing in the Transcriptive panel, keyboard shortcuts we've added to make your edits faster, as well as how to undo mistakes and edit speaker identification. Download a copy of the Keyboard Shortcuts manual HERE.
Caption and Subtitle formats come in many different forms. In this video we explain what each file type is used for, their pros and cons, as well as their uses in Transcriptive and Premiere.
How to take an existing unedited transcript and conform it to the edits made within a sequence. Automatically editing the transcript based on the edits. This covers batch transcribing, loading a transcript and other functions.
This blog post gives you some great insight into how you can transcribe a multicam sequence. Currently, it's not the smoothest of roads, and doesn't really work all too well in Transcriptive, but here's a great workaround until we find a solution.
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