Hi Niyati,

Another option may be to upload it to YouTube (without publishing) and then use the closed captioning on the video.

Regards,

Michael

It is not free but I use the very low cost service: https://www.temi.com/

The great advantage is you can edit the errors online while the audio is played line by line.

Thanks James Lawley

I've tried different software, but my last discovery is google docs (tools and audio typing). Surprisingly, the transcription is very accurate

Hi Niyati,

You may also want to check this option:https: //trint.com/pricing-eu/

It's not free of charge, but I find the pricing quite reasonable...

Good luck!

Olga

though there are several free techniques, following links provide free online platforms to convert audios to text.. just try them,

https://www.360converter.com/conversion/video2TextConversion

https://www.inqscribe.com/

https://www.ofoct.com/audio-converter/audio-to-text.html

Thank you Samitha all seem to be cloud based?

Speechnotes.io works wonders for me and my PhD students during transcription of interviews.