Your own recordings
Your recordings, turned into text and notes
Upload a recorded lesson, a webinar you attended, a screen recording or a voice note. You get a transcript, a Summary with times and, for video files, notes with pictures of the screen. Private files are on paid plans and stay private.
A recorded lesson
Read it beside the video and click a line to jump there. Deep Watch keeps the slides as pictures next to the key points.
A webinar you attended
The Summary gives you the main points with their times, so you can find the part you meant to come back to.
A screen recording
A software walkthrough or a demo. Video Highlight watches it for you and keeps pictures of each screen that matters, with its time.
A voice note
An MP3, M4A or WAV file becomes a transcript and a Summary. Audio files get text notes, not pictures.
A Zoom recording saved as a file
Upload the MP4 or M4A. The transcript shows who spoke, with speaker labels, and Ask answers with times you can check.
A recording in another language
Transcription works in 37 languages, so a recording in Spanish, German or Portuguese becomes text you can search.
How it works
Upload
MP4, MOV, MKV, MP3, M4A, WAV and more
Read
A transcript with speaker labels. Click a line to jump there
Summarize
Main points with times, and Ask for a quick answer
Keep the screen
For video files, Deep Watch notes with pictures
Export
Word, PDF, text or subtitles
Related pages
Upload video and audio files on paid plans. They stay private.
For video files: Video Highlight watches the recording for you and keeps the key points with pictures.
A transcript with times. Click a line to jump to that second of the recording.
Export the transcript as Word, PDF, Markdown, text, SRT or VTT.
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Frequently asked questions
Which files can I upload?
Video files in MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI and FLV, and audio files in MP3, WAV, AAC, M4A and FLAC.
Is uploading my own recordings free?
No. Private files need a paid plan: Plus, Pro or Business. The free plan covers Summary, Transcript, Highlights and Ask on YouTube, Vimeo and Dailymotion links. See pricing for each plan.
Who can see my recordings?
Your files are visible only to you and your workspace. Notes and highlights from your own files cannot be shared by link.
Do audio recordings get notes with pictures?
No. Audio files get a transcript and a Summary. Deep Watch notes with pictures of the screen are for video files, because they need something on screen to keep.
Can I turn a recording into subtitles?
Yes. Export the transcript as SRT or VTT for subtitles, or as Word, PDF, Markdown, CSV or plain text.
Which languages can a recording be in?
Transcription works in 37 languages. On paid plans the transcript also has speaker labels, so you can see who said each line.
Is this a meeting notetaker?
No. Video Highlight does not join your calls. It works on recordings you already have as a file. If your recordings are mostly meetings, read the meetings page linked above.
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