Hi @SHAWN251770010jk5    I looked at your sample clip and the reason why it’s not transcribing is due to phase cancellation in your audio. Your audio is a stereo clip with L and R channel, and if you convert them to a mono clip, the L and R channel will cancel each other out and result in silence, that’s why nothing gets transcribed. This is something that can be avoided during the technical/camera set-up before recording.   To fix the issue in your clip, you need to invert either the L or the R channel to avoid the phase cancellation. The best way do to this is in Audition (open the clip, disable one of the channels by clicking on the L or R toggle, then select Effects -> Invert).   You can also do a workaround in Premiere Pro which will only allow you do generate static transcripts (instead of dynamic transcripts which are used for text-based editing). These are the steps: - Right-click on your clip in Project panel, select Modify -> Audio Channels - Change Clip Channel Format to Mono - Change Number of Audio Clips to 2, hit OK - Add clip to your timeline, unlink audio from video - Add the audio effect „Invert“ to only one of the audio channels With these steps the phase cancellation should be inverted and you can create a static transcript via the „…“ menu in the Text panel.   Hope that helps!   Best, Kerstin ... View more