With your sequence selected, click the Transcribe Sequence button and Premiere will process it and return the transcript! (This can take a few minutes) (or get transcripts by dropping each one into a different sequence)ģ.
If you want to transcribe individual clips, you’ll still need to use Transcriptive. You can only transcribe sequences with Adobe’s service. You should see three options, one of which is Transcribe Sequence Open up the Text panel from the Window menu.Ģ. But it’s not that big of a deal to manually run alignment. One advantage of SRTs is you can use Transcriptive Adobe Importer which will import the SRT and automatically align it. However, the per-word timecode may not be perfect as Transcriptive will need to interpolate between timestamps. However, SRTs have more frequent timestamps so if Alignment doesn’t work or you want to skip that step, SRTs are better. (Adobe SRT export doesn’t support speakers)
If you do this, exporting as a plain text file is better as you’ll be able to keep the speakers. This will sync the text up to the audio and give you per-word timecode. Usually once the transcript is in Transcriptive you’ll want to run Alignment on it (which is free). You can use either SRTs or Plain Text files to get the transcript into Transcriptive. Getting Transcripts from Adobe Sensei (Premiere’s Text panel) into Transcriptive Since this is easy, just Export out of Transcriptive and Import in Premiere, I’ll cover it last. Currently it’s not hard, but does require a couple more steps than it should.Īnyways, once you export the Adobe transcript, you’ll use Transcriptive’s Alignment feature to convert it! Easy and free.Īlso, if you’re trying to get captions out of Transcriptive and into Premiere, you can do that with any version of Premiere. So please feel free to request that from them. We’ve asked them to do this but it will probably mean more coming from users. This could be easier if Adobe exported the transcript with all the timecode data. In this post we’ll go over how to use transcripts from Premiere’s Text panel with Transcriptive.
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