How to Use Free Transcription in Microsoft Word Online with Office 365 (Full Transcript)

Learn to transcribe audio files using Microsoft Word Online. Follow steps to upload and transcribe files, and manage your transcription minutes efficiently.

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Speaker 1: Microsoft offers free transcription with their word online. So on your office 365 account, open word and create a new document, new blank document. You see this option dictate under this option, you will see this transcribe option. Click on that. Here you have the option to transcribe wav, mp4, m4a and mp3 file. Okay. Audio. Here we have the audio file. Let's upload this audio file. Now what it will do, it will upload the file into one drive and start transcribing the audio in a moment. You see now it is transcribing the audio. And if I scroll down, you will see speaker 2 and stamps. Let's select the last option. See I have 300 minutes of transcription, but I have already used 238 minutes in this month. So I can use 62 more minutes of audio transcription. Watch the complete video from the first comment and do not forget to subscribe to the channel.

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