Transcription in Premiere is wildly inaccurate

Just adding my question here: 
Will Adobe transcription get an upgrade anytime soon? 

I'm using so many other tools where transcription is leaps and bounds beyond what I get out of Adobe Premiere.  Descript, OpusClips, Rev.com.  My current workflow is to output the .acc file to Rev and then use that as my guide.  I create a lot of videos with technical language.  But even when the language is basic it seems that Adobe is way behind.  

Oh, do you mean mixed language, going into/out of English and Portugese? Or perhaps with a number of Portugese words in generally an English discussion?

Dialects can be problematic. The wife is Scottish background, my family background is Norwegian. Both have numerous local dialects. Truthfully, a lot of Scots I can't understand.

And Norway has still over 400 recognized, official regional dialects in daily use. Min Norke venner have difficulty with transcription services also.

It is interesting that an earlier form of their transcription download service works better for you than the newer. 

How does their online transcription work, if you're not confined with NDA things on your media?

I'm with Stan ...  nearly all of my work, or at least the vast bulk of it ... is talking head interview or explanatory/tutorial stuff. Some with a fair amount of technical lingo involved.

There are going to be a few things 'wrong', especially in the tech verbiage. I wish we had a "lexicon" thing we could add, as that would be a big help.

But Premiere's transcriptions, for my use, are better than what YouTube or Instagram provide on their own.

So perhaps the actual language ... the verbiage used? ... is at issue here. I could easily see some sections of society having more difficulties with auto-transcription than others. Let alone when you get regional dialects thrown in, word use differences and such.

@williammoline,

Thanks for reporting.

> If you are looking for specific examples, try it yourself on almost any video... IT IS REALLY BAD

Well, that's the thing. I've tested many samples over a number of PR versions and have never gotten the kind of extreme examples you and some others report. Can you upload a short sample clip and exported transcript? (E.g. dropbox) I'll test.

What is your current version of PR?

Stan

Been an issue for years. Currently, running a 3070 gaming rig and transcribing english - the transcriptions provided by premiere pro are wildly inaccurate. Social platform's native transcription (FB / IG / TikTok) has been far superior for atleast 6 years. Thought it would get better in the past year... but it hasn't. If you are looking for specific examples, try it yourself on almost any video... IT IS REALLY BAD - worthy of canceling my subscription over.

The new transcribe engine is was unauthorized installed on my computer (Version 23.0.0) is complete rubbish for English and Portuguese. During a chat of 3 hours, and various attemps including installing version 24 and Beta, it remained absolute RUBBISH and only 0,03% was correct.

Luckily on my son's computer there was still the old version 23.0.0 transcribe engine which transcribes for 70% correct in English and Portuguese. 
I wish to have the old transcribe version 23.0.0 back on my computer. On newer versions introduce more and more bugs.

Where are you from? what language are you working with? What trade or technical terms are included? 

Transcription services are heavily influenced by those things, so a genreral comment of "it ain't accurate" unfortunately ain't of much use to fix anything.

Used the filler word removal feature today and it's not nearly as clean as the other software we were using. Doesn't show what the filler word is in the transcript. Ignoring filler feature is buggy. And counts words outside of "um" and "uh" as filler.

Likely going back to using it versus using Premiere Pro.