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CaSMITH22
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March 11, 2024
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Speech-to-text transcription - learning or teaching frequently used names/words

  • March 11, 2024
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Been wondering for a while now - Speech-to-text transcription has been such a benefit, but I caption a lot of meetings that have the same names or acronyms and such appear over and over again, and have to correct them - does Premiere's speech-to-text learn automatically from corrections that I make through find-and-replace? Or is there a way to teach it so I don't have to go in and replace the same things each meeting? Any help/guidance is appreciated! 

    Correct answer mattchristensen

    @CaSMITH22 The machine learning models Premiere Pro uses to transcribe your footage are fixed; they do not learn from your corrections or past transcriptions. As they exist today there is no ability to teach them. We've heard from a lot of people that this would be useful – I'll make sure to pass your request along to the correct team. Thanks!

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    mattchristensen
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    mattchristensenCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
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    March 11, 2024

    @CaSMITH22 The machine learning models Premiere Pro uses to transcribe your footage are fixed; they do not learn from your corrections or past transcriptions. As they exist today there is no ability to teach them. We've heard from a lot of people that this would be useful – I'll make sure to pass your request along to the correct team. Thanks!

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    CaSMITH22Author
    Inspiring
    March 11, 2024

    Thanks so much Matt for the prompt response. My team has been wondering, so it's nice to have a definitve answer. I'll keep an eye out for news of when it may be incorporated.

     

    In the meantime, for anyone who may paruse this post - I did learn you can add words to your Premiere dictionary - although it only works on words with red underline. Just right click - select Spellcheck - select Learn "theword"

     

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