Korean transcription
Korean transcription for interviews, lectures and video clips: drop the file and get the Korean back in Hangul, as text or subtitles.
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The result is written in Hangul, with the spacing Korean uses. Korean is one of the strongest languages here, and clear speech usually comes back with little to correct. A quiet room and one person speaking at a time help more than anything else. Download it as plain text, or as SRT or VTT subtitles with a time on every line.
Questions
Can I make Korean subtitles for a video?
Yes. Drop the video, then download SRT or VTT from the transcript page. To put them into the picture, use Add subtitles to video.
My player needs SMI subtitles. Can I get those?
Yes. Save the transcript as SRT, then drop that on Convert to SMI, which can also save in EUC-KR for older Korean TVs.
Does it translate Korean into English?
Yes: translate Korean to English audio. This page keeps the text in Korean.
About Korean recordings
- Script
- Hangul, written left to right, with spaces between words.
- Spoken in
- South Korea and North Korea.
- Subtitle tip
- Korean subtitle lines are usually kept to about 16 characters.