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Common compressed audio format used for podcasts and recordings.
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What is MP3?
MP3 is a compressed audio format that balances size and quality. It is common for podcasts, voice notes, and downloaded audio.
Transcription quick facts
- Common use: Podcasts and interview recordings
- Quality tip: Use the highest bit-rate you have
- Watch out for: Low bit-rate files can smear consonants
Best use cases
- Podcasts and interview recordings
- Meetings exported from recorders
- Audio shared via email or web downloads
Common pitfalls
- Low bit-rate files can smear consonants
- Stereo tracks with background music reduce accuracy
- Long MP3s can still be large to upload
Tips for higher accuracy
- Use the highest bit-rate you have
- Trim long silences or intros for faster processing
- Enable speaker labels when multiple voices are present
Sample MP3 transcript
Host: Today we're talking about onboarding.
Guest: The first 30 seconds decide retention.
Host: What would you fix first?
Guest: Remove friction and add a quick win.
Host: Great, let's break that down.
Guest: Start with the signup flow.Export your transcript
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