“Who said it, and where in the conversation?”
Search the transcript, inspect speaker-separated passages, and replay the source to check both the words and their context.
What you can explore.
A focused demonstration shows the workflow on a configured Pilot 1.0 workstation.
Transcribe locally
Create a searchable working transcript from supported recordings on the configured VAIMS workstation.
Follow speaker changes
Review anonymous speaker labels alongside the conversation. Confirm identities yourself when appropriate.
Search the words
Locate relevant phrases and passages without listening through an entire recording again.
Replay the passage
Use timestamps to return to the recording and check the words, speaker and surrounding context.
Revisit processed recordings
Work with saved transcripts and recording references in a reviewable library.
Use the text responsibly
Review and export useful transcript material while keeping its source available for verification.
Built around the material you work with.
Oral-history projects, research interviews, institutional meetings and recorded knowledge collections.
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Define a useful evaluation.
Choose an approved sample and a small set of questions. Review retrieval quality, source references and handling needs together.
Performance and accuracy depend on source quality, supported formats, language and workstation configuration.
Audio & Voice questions.
Are speaker labels verified identities?
No. Diarization separates likely speakers into anonymous groups. A reviewer must confirm any real-world identity.
Does Audio & Voice include voice cloning?
The Pilot 1.0 archive workflow covers transcription, search and source review. Custom voice production and audiobook creation are separate development areas, not part of this demonstration offer.
Can I check an uncertain transcript passage?
Yes. Timestamped source references let you return to the recording and review the passage and its surrounding context.