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Students' research interviews / thesis work etc.
Court hearings.
Focus group discussions.
Disciplinary hearings.
Conference calls.
General personal notes.
Minutes of meetings.
Media recordings.
Interviews.
Laura Bezuidenhout. I can assist you with transcription typing of the following digital audio recordings (recorded audio files can be uploaded to a shared folder on Dropbox; the transcribed document will be emailed to the client in MS Word format or as agreed):.
Kind regards,.
Assignments are quoted on individually and vary depending on length of audio, quality of sound and number of speakers.

job interviews, research, leadership discussions etc.) Letters, contracts, reports, CVs/resumes, study guides, study notes etc. As a business owner you should be outsourcing and delegating the myriad of administrative tasks to an appropriate virtual assistant. If the recording is not clear then the transcriptionists have to spend a lot of time and effort in deciphering the spoken words and transcribing accurate text. The rates of most transcription companies vary depending on the sound quality of the audio files. Background sounds are the main deterrent of a good audio. Inform the participants about the recording and advise them to avoid unnecessary sounds and against talking at the same time. Invest in a digital voice recorder (superior audio recording quality and ease of distribution of recorded material make the digital transcription process more efficient and cost-effective). Conduct sound checks just before recording (record a few words, and then listen to make sure the voice recording is clear). For cassette transcription, always make sure the tape is wound ahead so as not to miss initial segments of audio voice recordings. Your transcription costs will be less if you use faster recording speeds and more tapes. These are too fragile to withstand the constant forward and reverse action of transcribing machines and transcription equipment.