Audio and Video Transcription
London-based Atlas Translations offers a fast and professional transcription service in all languages. Working from CD, DVD, video, MP3 and most audio formats, we can provide high quality transcriptions of technical subjects such as medical conference speeches or a financial focus group as well as transcriptions of advertisements, TV interviews and verbal questionnaires.
Transcription is the process of keying-in an accurate record of the spoken word. This will involve listening to an audio file and typing word-for-word what is being spoken. Such transcription work at Atlas Translations typically has included police/solicitor taped interviews, human resources' hearings and meetings, films, videos, TV/radio programmes, medical conferences, verbal questionnaires, and much more.
Depending on the end use, we can supply a transcription that is 100% faithful in every way, and has been corrected in terms of grammar and repetition etc. or a summary of the transcription capturing the main points. We can also include time codes.
We can supply the completed transcription by e-mail, on CD/DVD or by post.
Audio files which are of good quality help us to provide the best transcription possible. In cases where a very tight deadline is required we can use a team of transcribers to work on the material provided simultaneously.
Case Study 1
London-based Atlas Translations has built up an enviable reputation working with the legal profession, and are trusted by numerous firms of solicitors, company lawyers, probation services, immigration services, police forces, HM Coroner’s offices, prisons and courts across the UK to deliver a speedy, efficient and competitive transcription service. London-based Atlas Translations recently provided over 50 hours of Albanian transcription of a series of interviews for one of the UK’s police forces.
Case Study 2
London-based Atlas Translations was approached by a UK union to transcribe human resources' interviews and meetings. Our transcribers were required to attend onsite to carry out the transcription work, and sometimes with minimal notice. The resulting transcriptions were praised for their accuracy, and the speed with which they were supplied.
