Lecture Transcription
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How lecture transcription works
Example lecture transcript
- •Recap: consumer surplus from previous lecture.
- •New concept: producer surplus and total welfare.
- •Applied to taxation analysis.
- •Deadweight loss illustrated numerically.
- Review workbook page 31
- Practice deadweight loss calc
- Read chapter 4 before Thursday
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Common lecture scenarios
Tips for cleaner lecture transcripts
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- Long lectures over 60 MB auto-split when you sign in.
- Set the language explicitly for technical or non-English content.
- Use Chat to ask follow-up questions after transcription.
Frequently asked questions
Can I transcribe a Zoom class recording?
Yes. Download the Cloud Recording MP4 or M4A and drop here. See the Zoom guide for the exact download path.
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Sign in to enable auto-split (up to about 3 hours). Or downsample to 64 kbps mono MP3 with ffmpeg for a 5x size reduction.
Does Mictoo transcribe non-English lectures?
Yes. Whisper large-v3 supports 50+ languages. Set the language explicitly for technical vocabulary or heavy accents.
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Yes. Reader view includes a search box with match count and highlighting. Ctrl-F your term and jump between hits.
Can I ask questions about the lecture material?
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Can I export lecture notes as DOCX or PDF?
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Are lecture recordings kept on your servers?
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