Use these free tools to extract the audio from an mp4 video and automatically transcribe it into a Word document.
Step 1 - extract Extract the audio to an mp3.
Step 2 - transcribe Transcribe the mp3 using Word.
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Click Media > Convert/Save
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Step 2. Use Microsoft Word Online to upload and transcribe the mp3 file (may need to use Edge Browser)
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Start Word in a browser via https://portal.office.com.
Create a blank document.
On the toolbar click Dictate > Transcribe. On the side panel click Upload audio and browse for the mp3 file.
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Wait while it uploads to OneDrive. It will then start transcribing, which could take 5+ minutes depending on length.
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The document will be saved to your SU OneDrive account.
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