Hi, Dear Users. Thank you for using EasySpeech2Text. This program is a neat Mp3 transcriber software enables you to convert audio file(.mp3) to text and text to audio(.mp3).
You can create and load your own Google Credential JSON file and load it in our program so you can process audio-to-text and text-to-audio for almost free by using free credit provided by Google.
After registration, you can upload 30-minutes Mp3 file and 5000 words for text-to-speech per time.
If you have any suggestions or ideas, please do not feel hesitate to contact us. [email protected]

[@njwdt] thanks for identifying the challenges – this seems to be a raw mini tool kit where Google through an API ( ALMOST FREE ! ) is the real workhorse.
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[@njwdt] Perhaps you should have made it clearer in the software description that this program only converts mp3/flac files to text as opposed to raw voice to text. In other words, it appears we have to use other means to record our voice message to an mp3/flac file before using this program to convert to text. Unless of course we create our own Google API and use Google$ cloud. This program hardly deserves to include “Professional” in its name unless it has the word “Beta” at the end!!

[@njwdt]

Hi, Dear. Thank you so much for your advice. We will improve the two modes in the future. However, we still encourage users to try Google API and it works awesome.

[@AussiePete]

Hi, dear. Thanks for your suggestion. In the description of our website, we have mentioned that only .mp3 is supported. Actually, the program is designed to transcribe .mp3 file and convert it to text. For example, if you have a .mp3 speech record(like VOA), you can transcribe it to plain text. It may boost some users’ productivities. (Of course, not all of the users will think this feature is useful)

I will add a new feature so you can use Microphone and record your voice. It will be more like speech-to-text.

Thank you for trying our program.

[@Joey]

For all users of EasySpeech2Text

The key feature of EasySpeech2Text is that you can call Google STT/TTS API directly without any development skills. Why this feature is so important? we have the following reasons:
– Google TTS/STT API is the No.1 technology in the world. It provides high accuracy and fast audio transcription process and TTS with natural voices.
– Calling Google API directly will be the cheapest and most cost-effective solution in today’s marketing. For TTS, there are many free solutions like freetts.com. But for mp3 transcription and converting audio to text, most software is expensive. Like Transcribeme you need pay for $0.79 for one minute. While for using EasySpeech2Text and call Google API, you get 12,500 minutes free transcription and $0.024 for one minute after the free credits used up.

[@Support from EasySpeech2Text] Thank you for this last explanation, I now understand how this software is used and what the “almost free” means. Could be helpful in transcribing voice messages and sections of audio books, as long as we can figure out how to grab audio into an MP3 file.

If you add a function to record a microphone, can you also allow it to record from audio other sources on the computer? Streaming, mp3 playback, etc. It’s not hard to find other programs to do any of this recording, but it would streamline usage if one program handled everything, and it wouldn’t require jumping between folders and renaming MP3 files to make it work.

Also, I like that it doesn’t clear text when a new file is loaded. I might have several sections to transcribe into a single output file. Would be nice if an option allowed the program to skip a line in the output, add the filename being transcribed with date and time (or “Microphone”) with date and time) and skip another line before new text begins. This break should have some constant phrase like “Speech2Text: ” at the start to make it easy to find each break.