One-hour videos took 20 minutes to transcribe. A new inference engine processes them in 15 seconds.
A video technology platform evolved from a simple screen recorder into a comprehensive tool for transcribing, summarizing, and searching audio content from meetings and interviews.
Relying on a self-hosted Whisper model on AWS created severe bottlenecks, requiring users to wait up to 20 minutes to transcribe a single one-hour...
“It was expensive, slow, and needed a ton of babysitting. Our users often had to wait up to 20 minutes for a one-hour recording to finish transcribing.”
AI-powered screen recorder, video transcriber, and meeting summarization platform.
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