Vetting a transcription service before uploading: one user's six-clip test method
Fearless_Regular3591 · reddit · 2026-09-10
A user running a local history project shared a method for vetting unfamiliar transcription services: upload six 90-second test clips covering clean speech, crosstalk, road noise, thick accents, and English-Spanish code-switching to gauge quality.
They still seek advice on the company side: file size limits, export options, security pages, domain ownership.
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