Click in the top right and then click Rematch Speaker.Ideally, each text block should be longer than 15 seconds. Tag several long text blocks with the speaker.Select or type the speaker's name and click Tag.To the left of the text, click the unknown speaker icon.Click the menu in the top left and click My Conversations or Shared With Me.The more you tag a speaker, the more Otter will learn about that person. Otter will not add her name to the sections of the conversations where she spoke.īy adding speakers to conversations, Otter will analyze the transcript audio that you've tagged for that speaker recognize the speaker for future conversations that you record or import. Otter will automatically recognize Jenny as a speaker and adds her name to the sections of the conversation where she spoke.Įxample 2: A non-group member records a conversation with the same speakerĪlice does not belong to the Sales Team group and records a conversation where Jenny is speaking. Another member of the Sales Team group records a conversation where Jenny is speaking. If you belong to an Otter Business account and a speaker is added to a conversation that is shared with a group, Otter will recognize the speaker for future conversations that group members record or import to the group.Įxample 1: A group member records a conversation where a shared speaker is recognizedīob belongs to the 'Sales Team' group and adds 'Jenny' as a speaker to a conversation that is shared with the Sales Team group.Adding a speaker's name will train Otter to recognize the speaker for future conversations that you record or import.Speaker identification is not available within the real-time transcription or during a Zoom meeting. Speaker identification is performed after the recording has stopped or a file has finished importing.

Add speaker names to a conversation to distinguish who is speaking and train Otter to automatically identify speakers for future conversations.

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