Service
Professional Audio & Video Transcription Services
Turn recordings into accurate, readable text — reviewed by a human, not just a machine. Whether it's a single interview or an ongoing volume of recordings, every file gets the same careful treatment.
- AI-assisted + human-reviewed
- Standard & rush turnaround
Who it's for
- Legal teams needing accurate deposition and interview records
- Media companies transcribing interviews, podcasts, and documentaries
- Businesses documenting meetings, calls, and research interviews
- Podcasters and content creators needing transcripts for show notes or repurposed content
Typical projects
A sense of the kinds of transcription projects we handle most often.
Legal depositions
Word-for-word records with speaker labels, formatted for case files and legal review.
Podcast episodes
Clean-read transcripts ready to publish as show notes, blog posts, or repurposed articles.
Research interviews
Verbatim transcripts that preserve exact phrasing for qualitative analysis and coding.
How it works
- 1
Send us your file
Share your audio or video file along with any formatting or deadline requirements.
- 2
We transcribe & review
Our team transcribes using AI-assisted tools, then a human reviewer checks every line for accuracy.
- 3
You receive the completed file
Get a clean, correctly formatted transcript, delivered on the agreed timeline.
What you'll receive
- Clean read or verbatim transcript, your choice
- Speaker labels for multi-speaker recordings
- Optional timestamps at set intervals
- Delivered as Word (.docx) or plain text
- Optional summary or key-quotes extract on request
Before you send your file
A few small details that help us get it right the first time.
- 1Share any names, acronyms, or technical jargon that will come up, so they're captured correctly
- 2Let us know whether speakers should be labeled by name or by role
- 3Flag any sections you already know will be difficult to hear
Why Global Riss
Every transcript passes through human review before delivery — automated speed, with a person checking accuracy, speaker labels, and context that software alone can miss. That matters most in the moments where it's easy to mishear a name, a number, or a technical term.
Informed by recognized standards
Verbatim vs. clean verbatim
Legal and research contexts often distinguish between a verbatim transcript (every false start and filler word included) and a clean verbatim transcript (readable, with filler removed). We confirm which convention fits your use case before starting.
Frequently asked questions
What audio and video formats do you accept?
We work with all common formats, including MP3, WAV, MP4, and MOV. If you have a less common format, just ask.
What is your typical turnaround time?
Turnaround depends on file length and complexity. Standard and rush options are available — we'll confirm an exact timeline when you get in touch.
Do you offer timestamped or verbatim transcripts?
Yes. Let us know your preference — verbatim, clean read, or timestamped — when you submit your project.
Can you handle recordings with background noise or multiple speakers?
Yes — our reviewers are experienced with challenging audio and will flag any sections that are genuinely inaudible rather than guessing.
Can you handle multiple files as a single batch project?
Yes — send them together and let us know if they should be delivered as one combined file or separately.
What happens if part of a recording is inaudible?
We mark it clearly rather than guessing, so you always know exactly what was and wasn't captured.
Ready to start your transcription project?
Tell us about your project and we'll respond within one business day.