Lecture Transcription: Turn Audio and Video Recordings into Notes

Recording a lecture on your phone is easy; listening to an hour and a half of it again before the exam is not. Text can be read several times faster, and it is searchable.

What you can transcribe

  • an audio recording of a lecture from your phone’s voice recorder;
  • a video recording of a class or webinar;
  • a lecture on YouTube — just send the link;
  • recordings your professor shares on Google Drive — as a single file or a whole folder.

How to turn a recording into notes

  1. Send the recording or a link to the Fish bot in Telegram.
  2. Get a .txt with the full transcript and timestamps.
  3. Start with the AI summary — a short list of the lecture’s main points.
  4. If something is unclear, find the spot in the text and use the timestamp to replay only that part.

Exam prep

When every lecture of the course is in text form, a needed term is found by search in seconds. The summary works well as an outline for an answer, and the full text as a source of wording and examples.

How much it costs

You get 15 free minutes every month. If you have more recordings, you can buy a minutes package with Telegram Stars — no subscription and no automatic renewal.

Try it on your own file — 15 free minutes every month, no sign-up and no card required.

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