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Why Use Transcribe?

The /transcribe command converts audio content into text. Perfect for:

• Converting meeting recordings to text
• Transcribing interviews
• Creating subtitles for videos
• Documenting voice notes
• Processing podcast content

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Basic Usage

Simply use the command with an audio URL or uploaded file:

/transcribe https://example.com/audio/meeting-recording.mp3

Or with an uploaded file:

/transcribe
[Uploaded audio file]

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Language Support

Currently, the transcription service:

• Only transcribes English-language speech
• Outputs transcriptions in English
• Does not support translation to other languages

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Output Formats

By default, the output is a JSON object. For a more readable format, specify markdown:

/transcribe in markdown format
[Uploaded audio file]

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Supported Formats

Audio files: AAC (audio/aac) FLAC (audio/flac) MP3 (audio/mp3) WAV (audio/wav) OGG Vorbis (audio/ogg) AIFF (audio/aiff)

Note: Each format should be provided with the appropriate MIME type (e.g., audio/mp3, audio/wav). The system will automatically detect and process the correct format.

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File Size Limits

• Maximum file size: 25MB