Microsoft Speech to Text
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The Microsoft Speech-to-Text Service can quickly and accurately transcribe audio to text in more than 30 languages. Customize models to enhance accuracy for domain-specific terminology.
Supported Content Types
- Mp3
Possible use cases
- Extracting Music lyrics from a song.
- Create meeting notes based on recorded audio.
Service Setup
- Open the Project Detail View of the project you would like to add the service to.
- Click on the Add Service button in the command bar.\
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Select Microsoft Speech-to-Text Service from the available Service Types.
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A new Service Configuration Wizard will open:\ (When navigating the Wizard, please make sure to use the Next Step button in the command bar to save any changes made).
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- Step 1 - Allows configuration of various service settings, including the name and description. The default settings are sufficient for most use cases.
- Step 2 - Verification of any documents that have been processed.\
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Service Configuration Settings
The Microsoft Speech-to-Text Service can be configured by the user as a flexible solution. The following Settings are available:
| Setting | Type | Required Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| ArchivingStrategy |  (6).png) | Optional | Days before documents get deleted. |
| AccessKey |  (2).png) | Optional | Override the Access Key to the configured Microsoft cloud service. |
| BaseURL | | Optional | Override the URL to the configured Microsoft cloud service. |
| BatchSize |  (3).png) | Hidden | Processing batch size. |
| DocumentProcessedStatus |  (4).png) | Optional | Document status used to denote that a document has been processed. |
| Enabled |  (1) (3) (1).png) | Hidden | Enable or disable the service. |
| ExecuteBeforeProcess |  (1) (3) (2).png) | When set up as a child service, specify whether this service should be executed before the parent service gets executed. | |
| ExecuteAfterProcess |  (1) (3) (1) (2) (7).png) | When set up as a child service, specify whether this service should be executed after the parent service gets executed. | |
| Password |  (5) (1).png) | Optional | Used for service authentication. Custom Code can be used to set the password. Can be set per document. |
| RemoveComments |  (1) (3) (1) (1) (2) (1) (3).png) | Optional | Remove human comments from a document. |
Add and Process Documents
- In the Microsoft Speech-to-Text Service click on the Inbox button.
- Select the Status you want to upload and use Status None or Received for new documents that have not been processed yet.
- Select an optional category if you know the category for the document, if you don’t want to select one just click on “No selection”.
- Find the files on your Local machine and upload them. The demos test files can be found at the following link: Click here.
- After all the documents have been uploaded you can check the documents to be processed, click on Processed Checked to process the documents.
It is recommended to only process a few documents at a time, especially if it is a new service to properly test if you receive the results you want before processing everything.
View Processed Documents
- In the Microsoft Speech-to-Text Service click on the Outbox button.
- You can view the Processing results by opening a processed doc for verification.