Veritone speaker separation technology identifies, classifies, and tracks individual speakers in multi-person conversations. The system takes voice data from an uploaded audio or video file and transcribes it into text. The resulting transcript can then used to create a person-by-person exchange that’s broken into timestamped paragraphs with speaker labeling. A new paragraph begins each time there is a change in speaker to help identify who said what, and exactly when. Once a file has been transcribed, you can easily edit the text, search for it by keyword, and export it in a variety of formats.
A typical workflow consists of:
- Upload and transcribe: Drag-and-drop or upload files into Veritone from your local computer and transcribe the speech in your file into text.
- Edit: Review and edit your speaker separation and transcript using Veritone’s built-in features and in-app text editor.
- Export: Download the transcript in a variety of formats, such as .txt or .ttml.
Each of the workflow steps is covered in more detail throughout the Speaker Separation section of our help center. Click on a link below to learn more.
