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mickpeninsulaTV
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July 26, 2023
Question

Where are the transcribed transcription files stored

  • July 26, 2023
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Hello,

 

Where are the transcribed, transcription files stored?

 

I've opened my project on another computer from our server and sometimes on an external drive and the transcription is to be done again.

 

Does anyone know where these files are saved, so I can put them in my project folder?

 

Thanks,

 

Mick

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Stan Jones
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 26, 2023

The transcribed text is stored in the project file. No reason for a project opened on another computer to prompt for transcribed material to be transcribed again.

 

But there are reasons it might look like that - were the media relinked when you opened from another computer?

 

What specific version of PR are you running? Help -> About. The latest is 23.5.

 

Stan

 

 

 

mickpeninsulaTV
Known Participant
July 27, 2023

Hi Stan,

thanks for replying to me.

 

Where is this text stored on the project file?

Nothing on my projects!

 

All media relinked with no errors and all my transcripts missing, so I had to do it again on 8 interviews.

 

 

 

I've rolled it back to 23.2 version for stability reasons which have not been addressed yet:

 Premiere Pro 2023 issue on all macs 2023 July - YouTube

 

 

 

 

Stan Jones
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 29, 2023

I am not suggesting that you try to do anything with this. You can't. It is simply a way to check whether the transcript content is in the project file. I can't see any way that PR would remove a transcript if you are just saving and reopening a project.

 

Unzip the .prproj file. Open in text editor. Search for ExternallyProvidedTranscriptDocument

 

The content of the transcript is hex code that looks like this....

 

Stan

 

<ExternallyProvidedTranscriptDocument ObjectID="54" ClassID="e58c3975-8126-4176-92ec-2b4001983faf" Version="1">
		<TranscriptProvider>9a139944-f00d-4f74-ac45-751e998bb5dc</TranscriptProvider>
		<TranscriptData Encoding="base64" BinaryHash="a985238d-3474-cce3-1bea-a2b800007c94">EAAAAAAAAAAAAAYACAAEAAYAAAAUAAAAEAAcAAgAFAAYAAwAEAAEABAAAAAYAAAAHAAAAEB8AAA8AAAAQAAAAAQAAAABAAAASAAAAAkAAABwbQAAxF4AAOhPAACkPwAAWDEAADwjAABIFgAAVAkAAFAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUAAABlbi11cwAAAAgADAAEAAgACAAAAAgAAAAUAAAACQAAAFNwZWFrZXIgMQAAAECE//
[snip]