

The editing workflow was pretty smooth for the relatively minor correcting I need to do. One more pleasant surprise was that Otter automatically ignored filler words. Otter also did not drop words when the podcast intro/outro music was playing, which was another problem I had with other apps. But Otter hardly had any problems with it. The speaker had a British accent which is notoriously challenging for transcription tools. I tested multiple apps on the same recording and the accuracy of Otter's auto-generated transcript was amazing - MUCH better than the others.

I tested a few apps for transcribing my client's podcast and Otter did a much better job than the others. Overall I've been very impressed with Otter. Frequently, I discovered that a key did two things at once when I only wanted it to do one. The main drawback is that while an individual can create a folder under their account, they cannot share it with other members of the group or with extra work email accounts. Earlier the site would give 600 minutes of free transcription services every month which was helpful for beginners to get started, now that option is reduced to only 3 imports. It takes relatively little time to upload and transcribe recordings.

3.Price is reasonable, and even the cheapest subscription plan provides a significant amount of transcription time. Export options are essential for transforming your podcast, video, or other content into a blog post or recycled content. PROSġ.When I first used Otter I was amazed by its accuracy and the way it interpreted multiple sounds and speakers. Otter will assist you in many ways and save you time if you're seeking for a simple approach to take notes during a business call or if you're an author wanting to publish a book.

Otter has a restricted range of capabilities, but it excels at what it does. One of the best tools I have used so far.
