I’m not saying you can’t do this on a PC, I just don’t know anything about PC tools to tell you how to do it, so this will be a Mac-centric solution.The screenshots for this tutorial are shown with Skype but there’s no reason they couldn’t be followed to do the same thing with Discord or a Google Hangout (if those still exist by the time you see or hear this).įirst let’s go through what you’ll need to accomplish this. I’m happy to say that I figured out how to do just that. I got to thinking that it would be really cool if I could have an audio conversation on a service like Skype transcribed in real-time by otter.ai while I was recording with someone. I talked recently about how to have a podcast transcribed through the freemium service otter.ai, but that was transcription after the finished product was produced. Maybe you heard a podcast but would like to have a transcription of what was said so you could scan it more easily than scrubbing through a long audio conversation. Low-bandwidth Internet plans can make even downloading podcasts problematic. If you’re hearing-impaired, definitely not an option. But there are lots of situations where listening isn’t an option or isn’t the consumer’s preferred option.
Podcasts are awesome because audio can be listened to while you’re doing something else, like washing the dishes, washing the car, cycling the hills of Ireland or commuting to work.
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