Your guide to memozero
Installation, transcription, correction in the editor, export, and licensing. Every step in its own article.
- Getting started
How memozero works: from an audio file to a checked transcript
An overview of memozero: how a recording becomes a checked transcript, in five steps and entirely on your own device.
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Paul K. Jäckel - Getting started
System Requirements and Installation
What hardware memozero needs, how you install the app on Windows and macOS, and what happens at the first start and during the trial.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Getting started
Welcome to memozero: find your way around the app
The first start, the sidebar, your list of transcripts, search and filters: find your way around memozero from the beginning.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Transcribing
Start a Transcription: File, Model, Speakers, Queue
Learn how to add an audio or video file, pick the right model, set the number of speakers, and run the transcription on your own device.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Transcribing
Models and Computing Power: What Your Computer Can Do
How memozero detects your hardware, which models follow from it, what sets the speed, and where you check the result.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Editor
The Editor: Review and Correct Your Transcripts
How to review a transcript in the editor: layout, status, confidence colors, editing words and passages, undo, and saving your work.
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Name your speakers, colour them, and reassign passages
Turn Speaker 01 and Speaker 02 into readable names: rename speakers, pick colours, highlight statements, and fix wrongly assigned passages.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Editor
Playback, keyboard shortcuts and foot pedal: keep the audio under control
How to use the player in the editor, change the speed, jump to the right word and set keyboard shortcuts or a foot pedal.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Editor
Search and Replace: Fix One Error Across the Whole Transcript
Find every occurrence of a word in the open transcript and swap it for the correct spelling, one match at a time or all at once.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Editor
Comments and markers: notes right at the word
Comments live on the word, not the document. Learn how to add them, mark passages with symbols, resolve threads, color them, and export them.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Editor
The Dictionary: Get Technical Terms and Proper Names Right
Add technical terms, names, and recurring misspellings to the dictionary in memozero to make new transcripts more accurate.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Export
Export transcripts: DOCX, TXT, Markdown and JSON
Four export formats and three extra functions: move your finished transcript from the editor into the right file.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Settings
Settings at a glance
Every tab of Account Settings explained: appearance, app language, privacy, help, system and the danger zone in memozero.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - License and subscription
Subscribe to memozero, manage your plan, and cancel
How to start a memozero subscription, switch your plan, download invoices, and cancel without notice period in the customer portal.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - License and subscription
Activate your license and change your computer
Redeem the activation code from your customer portal, keep working without internet, and move your memozero license to another computer.
Karsten B. Kreh Paul K. Jäckel - Background
Dialects and speech AI: why vernacular challenges transcription
Why vernacular challenges AI transcription, what the 1999 BGH ruling means for expert practice, and how memozero shortens the correction.
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