Upload a lecture video or audio file to VideoTranscriptGen to create a timestamped transcript. Students and educators can use the text to revisit a definition, locate a cited source, or organize notes around the original recording.
A transcript does not replace attendance, course materials, or an instructor's explanation. Treat it as a searchable draft and confirm formulas, names, quotations, and discipline-specific terminology against the recording and official materials.
Record close to the lecturer when possible. Large rooms, audience questions far from the microphone, and projected video audio can produce uneven results. If a session exceeds the current limit, divide it at a topic break and label the files in order.
Use timestamps in your notes so claims can be checked in context. Export TXT for study and archiving; use SRT when the lecture video needs timed captions.
See transcription accuracy and the video transcription guide before processing an important course recording.