Trint Review

Trint permits users to perform four general steps or tasks within the software, namely uploading audio or video files or contents, transcribing automatically, searching and editing transcripts, and sharing transcripts and contents with their colleagues.

Generates Transcripts Automatically In Just A Matter Of Minutes

As mentioned earlier, one of the steps or tasks that Trint allows users to do is to transcribe “automatically”. Here, emphasis is given to the word “automatically”. This is because users are not actually the ones who will transcribe audio and video contents. Rather, the software will perform that job for them. In other words, all they have to do is to upload files or contents and let Trint handle the transcription process.

Transcribes Audio And Video Contents Using Artificial Intelligence

But how does Trint transcribe audio and video contents? The transcription software uses Artificial Intelligence when transcribing contents. This eliminates the need to rely on a live agent or human being in terms of producing transcripts. It can generate transcripts in just a matter of minutes, transcripts that are accurate and error-free. That is the problem that Trint solves.

Save Time And Money With A Skyrocketing Transcription Software

The software transcribes audio and video contents faster and more precise than a human being. It skyrockets the transcription process, helping users save more time. In addition, users no longer need to pay for costly transcription services, thereby allowing them to reduce costs.

Produce Professional And Interactive Transcripts

Now that we know how Trint transcribes audio and video contents, let us explore its other amazing features and find out how they disrupt traditional and manual transcription processes. The transcription software is built so users can produce transcripts that are professionally-crafted and readers can easily interact with.  To be able to do that, they should easily find and edit the transcripts they need.

Easy Way To Find And Edit Transcripts

With Trint, users can access transcripts and their corresponding source audio or video files or contents from a single screen. This makes it easy for them to review and edit their transcripts, and at the same time, watch the source video files or listen to the source audio files where the transcripts are generated from. They can choose specific texts or quotes contained in a transcript by highlighting them, and watch or listen to the parts where those texts or quotes are found.

Supports An Audio And Video Post-Production Technique Called Timecode

Another feature included in Trint is that it supports the use of timecodes. So what is a timecode all about? Timecode is a technique being applied in audio and video post-production wherein numerical values arranged in a series sequentially are assigned to video frames and audio parts. These numerical values are generated by a timing or clocking system and used so that one can easily identify the exact point in time where a particular video frame or audio part was recorded.

Timecode can be enabled on multiple devices that are used for recording videos and audio contents. This synchronizes the clocking systems that are running on these devices, generating the same time values across the recording devices.  By using timecodes, multiple video and audio files can be edited and properly merged together regardless of the recording device used.

So how does Trint support the use of timecodes? When users choose a specific text or quote within a transcript, the software shows the exact time when that text or quote was recorded in the source audio or video file. They can also adjust the starting timecodes shown on the transcript to reflect the starting timecodes of the source audio or video recording.

Collaborate With Your Colleagues

Collaborating on transcripts and their associated audio and video files or contents using Trint can be done easily. When users select and highlight specific texts or quotes within a transcript, they can also share those exact texts or quotes with their colleagues, including the audio or video files or contents where the texts or quotes are found. They can distribute transcripts and contents to the rest of the team through export,  email, or shareable links.