Speaker-attributed transcription
Speaker-attributed transcription is a transcript that labels who said each line, not just what was said. Attribution can be by named speaker (via diarization) or by audio source — for example, separating your microphone from the meeting's system audio to distinguish you from everyone else on the call.
In depth
Speaker-attributed transcription is a transcript that labels who said what, rather than one undifferentiated block of text. Attribution turns a transcript into something you can scan and quote — you can see who committed to an action item or raised a concern. Approaches range from named-speaker diarization to a simpler split between your microphone and the rest of the call. Reline labels speech by source — your mic versus the meeting’s system audio — so you always know which side of the conversation a line came from, across 60+ languages.
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