

Paid services like Trint do this automatically, and it would be great to have for free eventually, but you do get what you pay for. But I suspect someone will build that capability eventually.


For example, if you’re transcribing an interview with two speakers, there’s no clear markings that show when one speaker has stopped and another has started. The other feature that MacWhisper doesn’t have, though it’s also not available from OpenAI’s Whisper, is the ability to differentiate speakers. I’ve translated viral videos in Russian and Chinese and have been told by people who speak the languages on Twitter that the translations are accurate. The only feature MacWhisper doesn’t have, which I’ve enjoyed playing around with on Whisper in the Terminal app, is language translation. You can transcribe audio in 100 different languages, which is incredibly handy. MacWhisper / Matt NovakĪnd MacWhisper isn’t just for English. A translation from MacWhisper of an NBC Nightly News broadcast.
