Is there a browser extension for voice2text?

Dancer18

I would like to know if it is possible to convert a voice video / potcast directly to text.
So either with the help of a Chrome extension or as a program (for Linux, or Windows if necessary).
So it's not about speech recognition of my voice via microphone, but about sound recognition and conversion of the built-in sound.

luetage

@Dancer18 https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/read-aloud-a-text-to-spee/hdhinadidafjejdhmfkjgnolgimiaplp

Catweazle

@luetage , no text to speech, @Dancer18 need speech to text.
I only know the functión in Windows Voice recognizing (since Vista) in Start>Accesibility

luetage

@Catweazle Oh, damn. You are right. No idea then, could only do fresh research.

Catweazle

@luetage , works well, it can convert voice to text and can be used for commands. Need a calibration of your voice (~20min) before first use.
There are different apps on the network for this, but they don't work better either.

Martha5

@Dancer18, you can use Audext https://audext.com/
It works online, so you don't need to install ut and has many cool features, such as voice recognition in noise, text timings tracking, autosaving of all changes, an in-built editor, etc. And there are 30 minutes for free

//MODEDIT: changed URL to text

Dancer18

@Martha5 Thank you very much, I'll give it a try.

nomadic

@Dancer18 Careful.

That was posted by a brand new profile that only made that one reply. Extreme likelihood of spam.

And there are 30 minutes for free

Also sounds like you would hit a pay wall quickly.

luetage

@nomadic lol
Well, you gotta give them bonus points for finding the fitting post to reply to.

Dancer18

@luetage @nomadic
Fortunately, I don't need this function at the moment.
Since I'm concerned with the content of converting video speech to text,
it helped me so far quite well to use the automatically generated subtitles.
But who knows if I won't need the other tools tomorrow?

ashley999

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Catweazle

@ashley999 , $60 for an app, which you has free by default in Windows? Cheap? Hmm