Understanding Automatic Transcription Tools in Premiere Pro (Full Transcript)
Speaker 1: Premiere Pro offers a couple of tools for automatic transcription. Text-based editing will automatically transcribe all of your source footage so you can edit the visuals by editing the text in the transcript. Premiere Pro also offers speech-to-text, which will automatically transcribe the clips in your sequence, not the full source material. To do this in a new project, disable Automatic Transcription in Import Mode. If your project has already been automatically transcribed, don't worry about it. Go to the Text panel under the Transcript tab and open the Overflow menu in the top right. Select Generate Static Transcript. If you have already automatically transcribed your source material to use text-based editing, you'll see a warning. This static transcript cannot be used to edit your sequence. To transcribe to see the text for your sequence, switch to the Captions tab to make captions that are automatically timed to your sequence. You can switch back to text-based editing by opening the same menu and selecting Generate Text-Based Editing Transcript. Hope this helps.
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