Transcription#

Speaker labels#

Transcription with speaker labels is the default transcription option. Omnio will infer the speaker labels from the audio.

Transcription output can be in Markdown or JSON format. The default option is Markdown.

Prompt#
Transcribe the audio.

Transcribe the audio with speaker labels.
Alice: Hello.
Bob: Hi, is this Alice?
Alice: It is, yeah.
Bob: Alice, how is it going? My name is Bob.
Prompt#
Transcribe the audio as JSON.

Transcribe the audio with speaker labels as JSON.

[
  {
    "speaker": "Alice",
    "text": "Hello."
  },
  {
    "speaker": "Bob",
    "text": "Hi, is this Alice?"
  },
  {
    "speaker": "Alice",
    "text": "It is, yeah."
  },
  {
    "speaker": "Bob",
    "text": "Alice, how is it going? My name is Bob."
  }
]

Speaker numbers#

If you don’t want Omnio to infer speaker labels, but you still want to distinguish speakers, you can label the speakers numerically.

Prompt#
Transcribe the audio with speaker numbers.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 2: Hi, is this Alice?
Speaker 1: It is, yeah.
Speaker 2: Alice, how is it going? My name is Bob.
Prompt#
Transcribe the audio with speaker numbers as JSON.

[
  {
    "speaker": "Speaker 1",
    "text": "Hello."
  },
  {
    "speaker": "Speaker 2",
    "text": "Hi, is this Alice?"
  },
  {
    "speaker": "Speaker 1",
    "text": "It is, yeah."
  },
  {
    "speaker": "Speaker 2",
    "text": "Alice, how is it going? My name is Bob."
  }
]

Without speaker separation#

Transcribing without speaker separation will merge together speech from all speakers.

Prompt#
Transcribe the audio without speaker separation.

Hello. Hi, is this Alice? It is, yeah. Alice, how is it going? My name is Bob.