The whole case in one go
Drag in the folder of hearings and annexed recordings. Everything is transcribed with the same settings, and files you have already added are flagged.
Drop in all the hearing videos and evidence recordings for a case at once. Each comes back as a transcript by intervention, with timestamps, the roles you assign and a working summary of requests, rulings and deadlines.
Cuatro oradores. Nombres y funciones según lo que cada uno declara en la grabación.
La audiencia fue solicitada por la Fiscalía para discutir medidas cautelares.
Resuelto oralmente por Orador 1 al final de la audiencia.
Plazos y fechas tal como los dijo Orador 1.
Drag in the folder of hearings and annexed recordings. Everything is transcribed with the same settings, and files you have already added are flagged.
Voices are separated and each intervention carries its time in the recording, so you can go back to the exact moment before you quote it.
Speakers stay Speaker 1, Speaker 2… until you name them or pick a role: Judge, Prosecutor, Defence counsel, Witness. Nothing is guessed.
Participants, requests, rulings, deadlines and the next hearing as stated, testimony, objections, evidence mentioned, and the passages worth checking.
Each hearing’s rulings and deadlines, in the order of the dates in the file names, plus who spoke in each one.
Export the transcript with timestamps and speaker names and work it into your brief. It is a working transcript, not a certified one.
Video and audio files from your computer: MP4, WMV, MOV, M4A, MP3, WAV and other common formats, including the files courtroom recording systems hand out. Upload many at once. Links are not accepted here.
Long recordings are fine, including full hearings of several hours. Each file is transcribed as a whole.
The transcript separates voices as Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and so on. You name them or pick a procedural role (Judge, Prosecutor, Defence counsel, Witness…): the transcript, the record and the speaker table use the names at once, and a summary already made keeps the labels it was made with until you make it again. The app never guesses who is who.
From its file name: courtroom recorders and most people put the date there. Outputs label it “date in the file name”; when the name has no date, the hearing has none.
They stay in your txscribe account and only you see them. txscribe does not use recordings or transcripts to train models, and you can delete any file or case at any time.
It uses your txscribe minutes and plan; there is nothing extra to buy. You start with free minutes.
No. It is a working transcript and summary generated automatically from the recording. It is not a certified or official record and not legal advice; check it against the recording before relying on it or filing it.