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Manual Transcript Cleanup
Users struggle with inaccurate AI transcripts and time-consuming manual editing to find highlights and produce usable content.
In their words
I spend 4+ hours per episode turning my podcast into social clips. How do you guys survive this workflow?
Every free or cheap tool i try completely merges my-host and me into one block of text the second we laugh or talk over each other
I want to ask across multiple episodes, not one at a time. This is a limitation that keeps creeping up only later.
When they talk over each other, our free tool mixes up who said what.
the ability to pass in stage directions for line delivery directly in the body
Do you find such tools 'worth it' for catching errors that the human eye/ear can miss?
Ohhhh, yeah, we brought the film out of picture lock, but didn't resync the audio, you can do that, right?
On pro tools I would realistically have to bounce each individual file one by one manually.
for a live voice agent or realtime captioning product, when do you personally stop self-hosting and move to a streaming STT API?
Self-hosted STT is nice until you need realtime calls, redaction, and 100 streams.
cleaning up transcripts afterward can eat so much time, especially with accents, background noise, or people talking over each other
It gets names wrong all the time. It gets very well known historical events wrong. US state names, accents, and even wind blowing in the scene is completely unworkable for it.
Editing has so much grunt work, where you just have to spending time organizing, collecting files, renaming things, finding missing files
It takes up so much time and so much mental bandwidth. I really wish there was a quicker way to do it all
Bluesky
Podcasters, journalists, content creators
Where they talk
- r/podcasting
- r/TextToSpeech
- r/PlaudNoteUsers
- r/speechtech
- r/premiere
- r/ContentCreators
- r/macapps
- r/SideProject
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Whisper
- ElevenLabs
- Descript
- Premiere Pro
- Plaud
- CapCut
- DaVinci Resolve
Why those fall short
- Pro Tools routing makes batch cut, rename and export impractical
- speaker separation fails when hosts talk over each other or laugh
- AI picks boring parts, misses context and story, captions look terrible
- Descript frustrating to learn; iMovie not robust enough
- Tools crop to center, butcher captions, miss speaker turns and conversational rhythm.
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