Captions
SRT and VTT, ready to upload
Caption files come out formatted for YouTube and players — drop them in and you’re done.
A transcript and captions for every episode.
Record your session and walk away with a full transcript, timestamps for show notes, and caption files ready for YouTube — no upload step, no separate editor.
- Speaker-labelled, as you speak
- Holds up in a loud room
- Audio is never kept after a session
Transcripts and captions eat your edit time
Captions for accessibility and reach, a transcript for SEO, timestamps for chapters and show notes — all of it usually means another upload, another tool and another wait after the edit is already done.
NoiseScribe produces all of it from the recording itself, formatted and ready to drop in.
What you get
Used by podcasters, video creators and audio editors.
Show notes
Timestamps for chapters
Every line is timestamped, so pulling chapter markers and show-note quotes takes minutes, not a re-listen.
Multi-host
Speaker-labelled
Two or three voices are separated and labelled, so a co-hosted episode reads cleanly.
Questions
Can I get SRT or VTT captions?
Yes. Both come out formatted for YouTube and standard players, alongside DOCX, PDF, TXT and JSON with word-level timings.
Does it separate multiple hosts?
Yes — up to a handful of voices are separated and labelled, so a co-hosted or interview-format episode reads as a conversation.
Do I get timestamps for show notes?
Every line is timestamped, which makes chapter markers and quotable moments quick to pull for your notes and description.
Further reading
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