

The tool is able to differentiate between different speakers and lets the user name them in the transcript. This means that an internet connection is needed to use this tool.

Once the process is complete, the transcription results are downloaded from the cloud and displayed in the Transcript window. Clicking the Transcribe button will prepare the audio and upload it to the cloud for analysis. Presently a user can choose from 13 different languages: English, UK English, simplified or traditional Chinese, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Italian, Russian or Hindi. The user can decide whether a mix of all audio tracks of a specific audio track should be used and whether the whole sequence or only a marked area should be analysed. The “Transcribe sequence” button opens a settings menu and allows you to set the parameters for the text recognition.
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The easy to use tool can be found under Windows > Text and is included within Creative Cloud all apps or Premiere Pro single app subscriptions.

This latest Adobe Sensei implementation looks set to greatly enhance transcribing and captioning workflows whilst simplifying interview-filled projects. Interested in taking a look under the hood of Adobe Sensei ML Framework? Then read this interesting Adobe Tech Blog, which explains the inner workings of Adobe Sensei. This makes it easy to mix music and dialogue.
