Basque transcription
Basque transcription for interviews, lectures and voice notes: drop the file and get the Basque back as text or SRT subtitles.
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Basque transcription works here, but expect to correct the text and check it against the recording before you use it. Basque is spoken in Spain and France and is unrelated to Spanish, French or any other language near it. The text comes back in the Latin alphabet.
Questions
Can I get Basque subtitles from a video?
Yes, as SRT or VTT from the transcript page. Read them through first.
My recording mixes Basque and Spanish. Will that work?
Use audio to text for a mixed recording. This page expects Basque throughout, so the Spanish parts can come out badly; audio to text decides the language as it goes.
Does it translate Basque into English?
Yes: translate audio to English gives you the speech in English. Check the English against the recording, as you would the Basque. This page keeps the text in Basque.
Is it free?
Yes, within 90 minutes a day, and there's no account.
About Basque recordings
- Script
- Latin alphabet, written left to right, with ñ and letter pairs such as tx and tz.
- Spoken in
- The Basque Country and Navarre in northern Spain, and the French Basque Country.
- Subtitle tip
- Subtitle lines in the Latin alphabet are usually kept to about 42 characters, two lines at most.