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August 24, 2021
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Transcriptions - Include Speakers in EXPORT TO TEXT FILE?

  • August 24, 2021
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I'm trying out the new transcription function and I'm wondering if there's a way to include the speaker's in the text file export?  The speakers are not identified in the text file.   Would be much more useful as a transcript.

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Correct answer caroline_edits

Hi all! Just updating this thread with the latest information. As of Premiere Pro 22.0 you can export a .TXT file that includes timecodes and speakers. Here is a video tutorial on how to do that! 

If you do not want to see speakers and timecodes in your transcript export, export the video as a .CSV to open it, copy the text out of there and paste it into a word processor application. 

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caroline_edits
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November 10, 2022

Hi all! Just updating this thread with the latest information. As of Premiere Pro 22.0 you can export a .TXT file that includes timecodes and speakers. Here is a video tutorial on how to do that! 

If you do not want to see speakers and timecodes in your transcript export, export the video as a .CSV to open it, copy the text out of there and paste it into a word processor application. 

Known Participant
December 23, 2021

Now that Premiere added what you where asking for, now I ask, is there a way to export the transcript WITHOUT speakers and timecode?

I need to get a .doc file with just the transcript. I don't know if they moved that somewhere (I tried .txt, .csv, exporting the captions, etc. but all those options have speakers and timecode).

It would be usefull to have both options to fit all case scenarios.

Stan Jones
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December 23, 2021
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August 24, 2021

This is a hot request already on Uservoice. Head over there and add your vote.