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A transcript pipeline that starts with the audio

loveparade shares a personal transcription workflow: download the audio, transcribe it with Qwen ASR, then use a separate model to clean up and format the result. They report good results at a few cents per video; that is their experience, not a general cost benchmark.

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“I have built my own pipeline for this because in my experience the YouTube auto transcripts are quite bad. I download the raw audio”

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Original discussionAsk HN: Anyone set up ways to easily obtain and read transcripts from Ted, YT?
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I really absorb text a great deal better than listening to audio or watching video. I've heard others say the same and attribute to ADHD, so perhaps that's the case for me. TED very often has a transcript on their page, but it involves some clicking and then some copy-pasting, and the text result is often broken mid-clause after about 10-15 characters. I'm wondering if there's any useful userscripts, userstyles, or other methods that handle this. (I think TED often sues people who try to make transcripts easily available on a separate site. I may be mistaken, and TED, please don't sue me, it's just a general feeling.) The same request would a…

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