Windows 10: Auto split audio file based on text transcript file.

I did some transcription for a friend, and he needs the audio file broken out into sentences.

The audio file is 2.5 hours long, one file.

I have converted the transcription into a CSV file, so each line is one sentence (not sure if that helps)

Is there a program that can look at these and automatically split the audio file based on each line of the csv, so each audio file matches what is in the csv?

I'm sure the answer is no, but wanted to avoid some manual work if possible.

 

Looking for a program which grabs folders\files and converts it into text

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convert youtube audio into printable text transcript

Hi,

I hope I can help you, I will give you several options to solve

Let’s check out Best Way to Transcribe Audio to Text :->

M-1: Transcribe with Google Speech-to-Text

If you’re not a great typist, text-to-speech technologies can be wonderful, and Google launched its free service to much fanfare.

These are the steps for using the workaround dictation method:

Open a Google Doc using Chrome as your browser. Other browsers won’t work.

Make sure your microphone is on and functioning. S

Click Tools on the navigation bar, select “voice typing.” Then click the large microphone icon that pops up.

Listen to the audio file using your phone or other device with headphones on. Then start speaking what you hear.

[Source Reference]: 3 Methods to Transcribe Audio to Text…

Note: You can also use “Virtual Audio Cable” to Transcribe Pre-recorded Audio file on your PC.

M-2: How to transcribe audio using Dragon Dictate

I use Dragon Naturally Speaking voice recognition software a lot (Actually Dragon for Mac, but have used the PC version too). Dragon was a game changer for my workflow, and I did not expect that.

M-3: Best Free Way: Transcribe Through “YouTube”

Go to YouTube and upload your video file. If you have an MP3 audio file, you may use a tool like Windows Movie Maker, iMovie on Mac or FFMpeg to convert the audio into a video file before uploading to YouTube.

Wait for YouTube to completely process the video. The machine transcriptions may not immediately become available after uploading the video.

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Batch Files Knowledge Base

Don't use batch files very much but one I find useful is for creating a list of files in a directory.
Just copy the text below into Notepad and save as Filelist.bat

dir /a /-p /o:gen >filelist.txt

When you run it from a folder it will create a Filelist.txt file,in the same folder, that lists all the files in that folder.Useful when you are too lazy to type all the files out yourself.