AssemblyAI. You can also download SRT or just copy the transcript from Recast.
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writen by Abhinav Sohani
you probably want something more polished, but you can run whisper on replicate https://replicate.com/openai/whisper
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writen by Jasper Schoormans
I’ve used Google’s text-to-speech on a side project <https//cloud.google.com/text-to-speech/>
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writen by Philip
Oh, interesting! I just started a new podcast series this morning, so I’ll need something similar.
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writen by Matthias Bohlen
Years ago, I experimented with Google’s Speech API. It was really cheap, $1-3/hour. It makes mistakes, but it’s good enough for transcript if your goal is SEO. Free solution is to upload to YouTube, then download it’s automatic CC.
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writen by Marc LG