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How to Create Amazon Transcribe on AWS

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To Create Amazon Transcribe on AWS

Introduction:

Amazon Transcribe offers developers to add speech-to-text capabilities to their applications. Audio data is virtually impossible for computers to search and examine. So, the recorded speech requires to be converted to text before it can be used in applications. Amazon Transcribe utilizes a deep learning process called automatic speech recognition (ASR), which helps in converting speech to text swiftly and perfectly. In this tutorial, we will see how to create Amazon Transcribe on AWS.

Procedure:

Switch your AWS console and log in to your account snap1 Then, click services and search for transcribe and click on it snap2 This is the dashboard of the amazon transcribe. Now, to create a transcription job, click create transcription job snap3 snap4

Now, enter the transcription job name snap5 In this Input data field, enter the file path of the S3 bucket. Now, to create an S3 bucket go to the S3 window snap6 Here, I will create an S3 bucket and add some media files to this bucket. First, click create bucket snap7 Now, enter the bucket name and then click create bucket snap8 snap9 In this bucket, I am adding some media files. For that select bucket and click upload, then add the file. snap10 snap11 Now, I am copying the media file URL and pasting it to the Transcribe field snap12 snap13

Then, click next and click create snap14 snap15 Here you can see the job is created. Now click the job snap16 Then, scroll down so that you can see the text file. This text file in the converted form was previously uploaded to the S3 bucket snap17 With this method, the procedure to create Amazon Transcribe on AWS comes to an end.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

What is Amazon Transcribe?

A

Amazon Transcribe is an AWS service that makes it easy for customers to convert speech-to-text. Using Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) technology, customers can choose to use Amazon Transcribe for a variety of business applications, including transcription of voice-based customer service calls, generation of subtitles on audio/video content, and conduct (text-based) content analysis on audio/video content.

Q

Does Amazon Transcribe support real-time transcriptions?

A

Yes. Amazon Transcribe enables users to open a bidirectional stream over HTTP2. Users can send an audio stream to the service while receiving a text stream in return in real-time.

Q

What encoding does real-time transcription support?

A

Streaming transcription currently supports 16-bit Linear PCM encoding.

Q

Are there size restrictions on the audio content that Amazon Transcribe can process?

A

Amazon Transcribe service calls are limited to 4 hours (or 2GB) per API call for our batch service. The streaming service can accommodate open connections up to 4 hours long.

Q

What languages are supported for Automatic content redaction?

A

US-English (en-US) is supported at this time.

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