Serbian transcription
Serbian transcription for your audio and video files: drop the recording and the Serbian comes back as text or timed subtitles.
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Serbian transcription gives good results on clear recordings. Serbian is written in both Cyrillic and Latin, and the page doesn't choose, so check which alphabet comes back before you transcribe a long file. Names and numbers are worth a second look either way.
Questions
Which script does it write in?
Either one. Serbian uses both alphabets and the page doesn't set one, so run a short clip first to see which you get.
Does it translate Serbian into English?
Yes: translate audio to English gives you the speech in English. This page keeps the text in Serbian.
Can I get Serbian subtitles from a video?
Yes. Drop the video and download SRT or VTT. Subtitle files are saved as UTF-8, so modern players show the letters correctly.
Is it free?
Yes, 90 minutes a day and no account to make.
About Serbian recordings
- Script
- Cyrillic and Latin alphabets, both written left to right; each Cyrillic letter has a Latin match.
- Spoken in
- Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Kosovo.
- Subtitle tip
- Cyrillic subtitles need a UTF-8 file; older ones in Windows-1251 can show as stray symbols.