Once you click on account settings, you’ll see all your details in here.Īnd then there’s something called my voiceprint. So once you’re logged into version, then you’ll need to come to the drop down here, and click on account settings. You can also record your voiceprint in the Otter app that is for iOS or Android, and record your voiceprint for Otter to better understand your conversations when you upload your audio files to be transcribed. So once you’re signed in, then you’ll need to open the homepage and for this video, we’re going to be using the web version. So to begin, you need to have an Otter account and you can sign up for Otter from the link below. So it’s important that we can teach the AI how to better understand our voices, especially when we record videos or audio files and use Otter to automatically transcribe our audios into text. And for most of us and for example, English is a third language to me. So as I’ve mentioned, we need to teach Otter AI our voice.ĭifferent people pronounce different words differently.
Overall, it's a great option for kids who need a tool to capture and review information, and because the app is free, teens can see if it works for them before signing up for a subscription.Hi, my name is David and if this is your first time checking out my video tutorials, and you get any value from the content that you watch, kindly consider subscribing, liking this video and sharing it with your friends.Īnd if you have any comment or question kindly leave it in the comment section below. Transcriptions also require some editing for punctuation, capital letters, grammar, and spelling. However, the text improves after the content has been given a little time to be effectively transcribed.
Initially the audio content recorded into text was not 100 percent accurate, as it was missing punctuation and capital letters and inserted incorrect words. Otter Voice Notes may be most beneficial for high school and college students who worry about missing important details in lectures and who need a way to organize their notes. The content can be enhanced by including a photo, such as a page in a book, or information that's written or shared on the board by a teacher and is easily shared with others through messages and emails. The information is transcribed into text, and users can not only hear the content but see it, which can benefit many different learning styles. Kids can access content repeatedly so they can listen to it as many times as they need. This helpful app provides users - especially those with reading and learning disabilities - with a strategy to improve their ability to learn new content and note-taking skills by recording the audio from conversations and lectures.
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