@horacio_4146,
Two very thoughtful feature requests in one day!Text-based editing is a powerful feature, and is still being developed. So I think your requests are very timely.
You'll find some exciting options in the new Media Intelligence and Search Panel, which includes transcription. It was introduced in Release 25.2.0.
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/media-intelligence-and-search-panel.html
Open a new project, import an asset, and the transcription is already there!
For sharing with other users, you set the cache to "Next to the media as a sidecar file." "You can share media with sidecar files to different computers and Premiere Pro will use the sidecar file to avoid having to reanalyze the footage. This is the recommended preference when working in a Production."
But you won't like it enough (!), because it is only the original transcription that is available, without any edits made. And I know from your other feature request that you care very much about saving repetitive work by having a corrected transcript! As do we all. Yes, I was disappointed when I realized that the only way to replace the saved version (a .prmi file), was to retranscribe.
Two alternatives for now allow importing a corrected transcript to another project/user.
1 - Save your corrected transcript "as txt." In the new project, you must create a transcription of the clip. Or use the media intelligence option to have the original transcription (uncorrected) to avoid having to retranscribe. Then use "import as corrected" to replace it with the corrected transcript. The (small) advantage of this method over the next one, is that this .txt file is human-readable and can be further edited.
2 - To avoid the need for an original transcript to replace, save the corrected transcript "as transcript," saving it as the .prtranscript format, not .json. In the new project, open the source clip in the source monitor and switch to the Text panel/transcript tab. The only import option is "Import static transcript." Import the corrected, .prtranscript file. Once the clip is added to a sequence, its imported-as-static transcript will behave like a regular source transcript.
@mattchristensen,
Any plans regarding options for saving edited transcript as .prmi? I know that making the json specification available will open many options.
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-beta-discussions/now-in-beta-import-your-own-transcript/td-p/15464689
Stan
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