is there a way to search inside an audio file?
The goal would be to make a phonetic search (or even better a text search) inside an audio file. I often have interviews where I want to find again the location where we talked about a specific topic (finding when we talked about a specific topic inside an interview recording is a pain otherwise).
I was wondering if there is audio the possibility to do something similar as Evernote is doing with image search: the image is not translated into text, but for each element is assigned a text probability so that you can search it (cf. http://blog.evernote.com/tech/2013/07/18/how-evernotes-image-recognition-works/).
Audacity has no Speech to Text tools and no search tools beyond Silent Sense.
We do however have labels. You can strike a key combination and Audacity will put a visible label at that point in the recording. As long as you Save the Project in addition to Exporting a WAV at the end of the interview, the Project labels will be there for you. I think you can put text notes inside the label, as well.
I just noticed recently that YouTube will automatically generate captions for speech in video, for free , and you can download the transcript it has generated. It’s surprisingly accurate, (in my case better than 95%), although I suppose its transcription accuracy will depend on ones accent
Do you know if there is an existing software able to do that?
I should look at this, that would be create, do you get the get the transcript as text or do you get it added inside a video?
Do you know if there is a Windows software doing this equivalent?
