In a recent hunt for more ASR providers who offer per-word timecodes I found some that I already knew of and a few I hadn't heard of before. Among all providers is HappyScribe.
You can generate test data with a free trial of HappyScribe.
Being able to import HappyScribe's format would allow HappyScribe users to export their projects and finish editing them in HyperAudio Lite Editor, if desired.
In a recent hunt for more ASR providers who offer per-word timecodes I found some that I already knew of and a few I hadn't heard of before. Among all providers is HappyScribe.
You can generate test data with a free trial of HappyScribe.
Or, if you would like test data that is already generated: ASR Timed Text Format Test 2 [HappyScribe].json The corresponding audio file can be obtained here.
Being able to import HappyScribe's format would allow HappyScribe users to export their projects and finish editing them in HyperAudio Lite Editor, if desired.