AI News/Wire summary
ElevenLabs details meeting transcription API using Scribe v2 and Scribe v2 Realtime
Key points
- Scribe v2 Realtime reports 150 ms latency from audio input to text output, for live captioning during meetings.
- Scribe v2 batch supports up to 1,000 keyword terms, while Scribe v2 Realtime supports up to 50 key terms.
- Batch transcription runs asynchronously over REST, with a webhook alerting developers when the transcript is ready.
- Models support 90+ languages, and ElevenLabs cites Zero Retention Mode for enterprise privacy needs.
Why it matters for marketers: Content and product teams building meeting tools can compare real-time versus batch transcription and choose between Scribe v2 Realtime and Scribe v2 for their workflows.
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ElevenLabs: How to use a meeting transcription API: Real-time and batch with Scribe v2
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