Creating a Transcription Job

Create and submit a Speech job to transcribe one or more media files to text files.

Before you begin:

Store media the files that you want to transcribe in an Object Storage bucket in a tenancy.

1. Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under AI Services, click Speech.
2. Under List Scope, select the compartment that you want to work in.
3. In the left-side navigation menu, click Jobs
4. Click Create job.
5. On the basic information page, enter a unique name (255 character limit) for the project. The name must include one or more alphanumeric characters, dashes, or underscores in any order. If you don't provide a name, a name is automatically generated for you.
  
  For example:
  
  AiSpeechTranscriptionJob20220804134759
6. (Optional) Enter a description (400 character limit) for the job.
7. Under List Scope, select the compartment that you want to work in.
8. Under Input, select a data input bucket that contains the media file that you want to transcribe.
  
  If the bucket that you want isn't in the selected compartment, change the compartment.
9. Under Output, select where you want to store the output files in the input bucket or in a different bucket. If you want to use a different bucket, select it.
10. (Optional) Enter an output prefix to separate and sort the files in the bucket.
  
  For example, you could enter call_ctr for call center media files.
  
  You can also create an output folder in your bucket by using a forward slash (/). For example, MyResults/ stores all the transcribed files in a MyResults folder in the bucket.
11. Choose the language of the media file. US English is the default.
12. To include both the SRT format and JSON formats in the transcription, select Get SRT transcription format.
13. If you don't want your transcription punctuated, clear Disable punctuation.
14. To add filters to change the way the output file is generated, click Add filter.
  
  Select a filter type. Profanity is the default.
  
  Select the filter mode:
  
  For example, the profanity filter offers these modes:
  
  Mask:Any detected profanity is masked in the transcription with asterisks except for the first letter.
  
  Remove: Any detected profanity is replaced with one asterisk in the transcription.
  
  Tag: Doesn't mask or remove the profanity, rather it marks them as TYPE: “Profanity” in the transcription.
15. (Optional) Click Show advanced options to assign tags to the job. Tags help you to easily locate and track resources by selecting a tag namespace, then entering the key and value. To add more than one tag, click Add tags.
  
  Tagging describes the various tags that you can use organize and find resources including cost-tracking tags.
16. Click Next to choose your files for the job.
17. Select the check boxes for the media files that you want to transcribe or select them all by selecting the check box next to Name.
  
  Note
  
  The maximum file size is 2 GB.
  
  File duration is a maximum of 4 hours.
18. Click Submit to start the job.
  
  A job can run in seconds or hours depending on the size and number of files you select. While running, the job is in an in-progress state that changes to succeeded or failed when it finishes. You can select a job to go to its details page.
  
  Each job can have up to 100 tasks.
  
  Jobs are retained for 90 days.
Use the oci speech transcription-job create command and required parameters to create a transcription job:
```
oci speech command-name --compartment-id compartment_id --input-location file://path/to/file --output-location file://path/to/file ... [OPTIONS]
```
Avoid entering confidential information.

For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.
Use the CreateTranscriptionJob and ChangeTranscriptionJobCompartment operations to create a job.

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Creating a Transcription Job