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Transcript Completeness Checklist

Review speakers, non-speech sounds and visual context against a supplied media timeline.

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Using Transcript Completeness Checklist

Review speakers, non-speech sounds and visual context against a supplied media timeline.

Use Try example to explore transcript completeness checklist, or enter your own media timeline csv / json.
Review the input format and the scope note before processing.
Choose Review input and inspect the result, including any review flags or unsupported cases.
Use the relevant download buttons to keep your result. CSV and report JSON preserve the available findings; original files are not changed.

Example

Media timeline CSV / JSON: start,end,speaker,speech,sound,visual,reviewed
0,5,Mira,Welcome to the tour.,,Title card,yes
5,12,,Listen to this.,Door closes,,no
14,20,Alex,The path is on the left.,,,no

Questions & answers

What does Transcript Completeness Checklist do?

Review speakers, non-speech sounds and visual context against a supplied media timeline.

What input does this tool support?

Media timeline CSV / JSON: Columns: start,end,speaker,speech,sound,visual,reviewed

What should I check before using the result?

Reviews supplied timeline evidence. It does not listen to media or prove all words, sounds or important visual information were transcribed.

Can I keep or share the result?

Yes. Use the result-specific downloads, CSV where available and report JSON. Downloads can contain your supplied information, so review the content before sharing. Processing runs in this browser; public pages also include the site’s approved advertising and optional analytics.