Czech transcription
Czech transcription for interviews, lectures and voice notes: drop the file and get the Czech back as text or SRT subtitles.
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Czech transcription writes the text in the Latin alphabet with its diacritics, such as č, ř and ž. It's good on clear recordings, though names and numbers deserve a check. This page is set to Czech, so a short clip isn't taken for Slovak.
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Which script does it write in?
The Latin alphabet, with Czech diacritics such as č, ř and ž.
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Does it translate Czech into English?
Yes: translate audio to English. This page keeps the text in Czech.
Can I get Czech subtitles from a video?
Yes. Drop the video, then download SRT or VTT from the transcript page.
About Czech recordings
- Script
- Latin alphabet, written left to right, with háčeks and accents, as in č, ř, ž and ů.
- Spoken in
- The Czech Republic.
- Subtitle tip
- ř, ů and the other Czech letters need a UTF-8 subtitle file; older files in Windows-1250 can show them as stray symbols.