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A phonetic transcription notes how spoken words are pronounced, using phonetic symbols. Learn more about this transcription type here.

There are two main types of transcriptions, verbatim and non-verbatim. A verbatim transcript captures every single word from an audio file in text, exactly the same way those words were originally spoken.

Learn how to record and transcribe a Cisco Webex meeting. Transcribing your Webex meetings is easy, and you can get 99% accurate transcripts within 24 hours.

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Evidence backlogs are threatening case outcomes, but luckily, AI can help bridge the gap Our whitepaper explores how AI can revolutionize the legal practice

Discover how to leverage AI powered speech technology in your legal practice while maintaining attorney client privilege

Is your legal data truly secure in the digital age Rev explores strategies for protecting court reporter data with an expert panel in this webinar

Join Rev in Austin, Texas for the 2025 Legal Leadership Summit, and gain access to tailored sessions featuring top industry experts

Join Rev for a webinar exploring the evolving landscape of court reporting laws and digital transformation, and how law firms can stay ahead of the game.

Wondering what an SRT file is and how to create one? Rev’s SRT file guide explains everything, including how to add captions and subtitles to your video.

Add even more value to every video. Learn how to add closed captions & subtitles to Google Hangouts & Google Meet recordings & meetings.

With online teaching becoming the norm, you may need to know how to lead an online class. Read on for some zoom teaching tips from Rev.

Learn how to turn on closed captions on your television set and how to customize settings and appearances.

How hard is it to add open captions to a video? If you need your captions hard-coded into your video file, here's how you do it.

Learn how to add speech recognition to your applications & software with the Rev AI speech-to-text API. Transcribe & caption content in your apps.

Pros and cons of building your own speech recognition engine or system vs using a pre built service or API that converts speech to text

Learn how to add speech recognition to applications, software, and more using Python and our Speech to text API

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