Transcript Formats
Transcord provides transcripts in three formats:| Format | Use Case |
|---|---|
| JSON | Programmatic access with word-level timestamps and speaker labels |
| Text | Simple plain text for reading or processing |
| SRT | Subtitle format for video editing software |
JSON Format (Default)
The JSON format includes the full transcript text plus word-level timing and speaker information.Response
Word Object
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
word | string | The transcribed word including punctuation |
start | number | Start time in seconds from beginning of recording |
end | number | End time in seconds |
speaker | string | "you" (caller) or "them" (recipient) |
Plain Text Format
Get just the transcript text without timestamps:Response
SRT Subtitle Format
Get the transcript as SRT subtitles for video editing:Response
Working with Timestamps
Jump to a specific moment
Use thestart timestamp to link directly to a moment in the audio:
Extract quotes with timestamps
Group by speaker
Dual-Channel Recording
Transcord records calls in dual-channel format, meaning your voice and the other party’s voice are recorded on separate audio channels. This enables:- Accurate speaker identification - We know exactly who said what
- Better transcription quality - No cross-talk confusion
- Clean audio separation - Each speaker’s audio is crystal clear
speaker field in the transcript reflects this:
"you"- Words spoken by you (the Transcord user)"them"- Words spoken by the other party
Transcript Not Ready
If you request a transcript before processing is complete, you’ll receive a202 Accepted response:
processing- Call just ended, preparing recordingtranscribing- Audio is being transcribedcompleted- Transcript is readyfailed- Transcription failed (rare)