Transcription

It is estimated that on average, people tend to talk seven times faster than they write or type.  Working from any type of media, our experienced transcribers can supply either a verbatim transcript or a summary.

Much of our work involves the transcription of court tapes, police interviews, immigration interviews and solicitor/client meetings, but we also produce transcripts for human resource departments, pharmaceutical companies, financial companies, market research companies and a host of other market sectors.

Working in English plus over 150 other languages, our transcribers can produce verbatim transcripts where every word is recorded, or, if more appropriate to your needs, they can produce a summary document which excludes any unnecessary information.

All our transcribers are contractually bound to remain confidential, but we are happy to sign additional non-disclosure agreements if required.

We can handle just about any format including CD, DVD, MiniDisc, Hi-MD, tape, video and most digital sound files including wav, MP3, aif, aiff and Real Audio etc. Please bear in mind that the better the quality of the audio, the faster and more accurate the transcription will be.

If you wish to regularly send us digital files for transcription, we can create an account for you on our ftp site for you to upload your files. Due to bandwidth restrictions, it is probably best to post us any files over 500MB on CD or DVD. HTTP upload of up to 100MB per file is possible, or files of under 8MB can be emailed.

If appropriate, we can also provide a translation of the transcription. For more information, please visit our translation page.

Contact us for a quotation for any of our language services.

"The service we have received from Knockhundred Translations Ltd has been invaluable in the production of our internal and external newsletters and magazines. They have a no nonsense attitude and provide transcripts well within the timeframe specified. We will definitely be using their services again."

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