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ElevenLabs Scribe outputs word-level timestamps and audio event tags natively
Key points
- Scribe returns tagged, timestamped word, spacing, and audio_event tokens in one API call, with no forced-alignment pass.
- Audio events such as laughter and applause are tagged when tag_audio_events is enabled, making reactions searchable for highlights.
- Multichannel transcription supports up to 5 channels, each transcribed independently with deterministic speaker IDs.
- Output exports to JSON, SRT, and VTT, and live WebSocket streams can include timestamps with include_timestamps=true.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams can build searchable archives, captions, and clips from one transcription call instead of a separate alignment pipeline.
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