Speaker 1: Transcription is becoming more important in today's world. With an ever-increasing number of meetings and classes taking place over audio or video calls, taking notes or having a full transcription is vital. But that takes a lot of time. That's why transcription sites are so important. But choosing the right one can be difficult for a beginner. There are several key points to look for, like accuracy, size of the original audio, file format, language, and, of course, price versus your budget. Sites like Go Transcribe, which has been around since 2005, use humans to transcribe audio to text, which is very accurate, but it is costly. With transcriptions costing $0.84 per minute or $0.07 per word, and captions starting in at $1.22 per minute, it also has a slower turnaround time since there's only so much a person can do in a single day. Rev does both manual and automated transcription, boasts a 99% accuracy, and promises a turnaround time of 12 hours for manual transcription of 30 minutes or less of audio. While it is a faster turnaround time for transcription, it comes at a higher cost, $1.50 per minute of manual transcription, $0.25 per minute of automated, and $5 to $12 for foreign subtitles. This text, audio to text, uses AI and machine learning techniques to achieve a 99% accuracy in real time. This means you can transcribe a meeting, lesson, or call while it's happening and have the transcription for everyone once it's over. It recognizes different speakers and works with Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Cisco WebEx, and Zoom. So you are covered no matter how the audio is shared. Best of all, it comes with a flat rate starting at $2.95 per month for personal use, or $9.95 per month for a business license, all with no time limit, 24-7 tech support, and free lifetime updates. With a great accuracy, live transcription, and a low price point, you may be asking how easy is it to use? It is super easy to use. You just need to download the program, open it up, and choose whether you want to record from your mic, even while offline, convert an audio or video file, or transcribe live from a video or audio call. Choose a name, where to save the project, and which language you want, and you're ready to go. Once the transcription is done, you can make notes, highlight important parts, and even add photos to different sections. Then export the project to a specific folder as a PDF, HTML, text, or doc file format, with options to show the speaker, timestamps, include the audio file, and show highlights and comments. It's all very straightforward and user friendly. As you can see in the background here, it works fast, accurately, and easily. It's transcribing the audio from this video right away, so it can be used for the subtitles. If you need transcription service, and who doesn't these days, go to eztext.com today and download their free trial version. Then, when you see how accurate and easy it is to use, enjoy their full version for an equally easy price.