Hindi transcription
Hindi transcription gives a rough draft in Hindi script: drop the recording and correct the text it returns.
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We'd rather say this up front: Hindi comes out with more mistakes than Spanish or French. It's good on clear recordings, but check names and numbers before you use the text. Even where it slips, fixing the draft is quicker than typing an hour of speech from scratch.
Questions
Is the text in Devanagari?
Usually, yes. This page expects Hindi, which keeps the text in Hindi script.
What about Hinglish, mixing Hindi and English?
Mixed recordings are harder. Try Audio to text, which detects the language for you, and compare the two results on a short clip.
Can I fix the mistakes on the site?
Yes. Download SRT and open it in the subtitle editor, which lets you correct each line next to its timing.
Does it translate Hindi into English?
Yes: translate Hindi to English audio. This page keeps the text in Hindi.
About Hindi recordings
- Script
- Devanagari, written left to right, with a line along the top that joins the letters of a word.
- Spoken in
- India, mostly in the north and centre, and Fiji.
- Subtitle tip
- Devanagari subtitles need a UTF-8 file and a font that has Devanagari letters.