When you transfer spoken language into paper, it is called transcription. We accept your multi-language recordings on audio tapes, mini cassettes, DVDs, video tapes and in electronic files and then our transcribers will change them into written form. To put briefly, transcription and translation make sure that our eligible transcribers watch or listen to your recording and note down the speech in the same language which is spoken. The next step is for our eligible translators to translate the transcribed text into any language that you desire.

Transcripts are important because:

Transcripts are easier to obtain information from than recordings such as audio or video tapes or compact disks. Transcripts can be read faster than listening to a recording. If you are writing a report or a program for any subject, you will find it easier to collect information from transcripts than from recordings.

Transcripts are useful for checking facts with the interviewee. Transcripts are verbatim documents; you'll find it easier to determine who said what to clear up any questions about what was said.

Transcripts are a fast and convenient way to locate information. Another reason to transcribe recordings is to make the information available and easy to use by others. Having transcripts means that people will not have to listen to an entire tape or recording to know its content.