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InterviewTranscriber
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Python based interface for interacting with Google Cloud's Speech-to-Text API and Cloud Storage API.
Python interface for interacting with the Google Speech-to-Text API and Google Cloud Storage API for the purposes of automatic audio transcription. Usage requires a google cloud account with a credential's file issued from it with permissions for both APIs.
pip install InterviewTranscriber
# 1) Upload audio file(s) to Google Coud Coldline Storage bucket.
from Transcriber.Google.Storage import Storage
from Transcriber.Google.Transcriber import TranscriberBeta
storage_connection = Storage(project_id='<project_id>',
credential_path='<path_to_credential_file')
storage_connection.upload_file(bucket_name='<cloud_bucket_name>',
source_file_path='<path_to_source_file>')
# 2) Get URI list of files in bucket
file_list = storage_connection.get_uris(bucket_name='<cloud_bucket_name>')
# 3) Send API call to transcribe audio
transcriber = TranscriberBeta(output_directory='<path_to_output_directory>',
credential_path='<path_to_credential_file>',
contexts_path='<path_to_contexts_file.txt>',
speaker_count=2,
diarization=True)
transcriber.get_transcriptions(uris=file_list)
# 4) Export as a Praat TextGrid
transcriber.export_textgrids()
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Python based interface for interacting with Google Cloud's Speech-to-Text API and Cloud Storage API.
We found that InterviewTranscriber demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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