Learn how to configure transcription quality settings. Differences between quality levels and when to use each one.
Quality Settings
Learn how to configure transcription quality, understand the differences between each level, discover when to use advanced features, and optimize the balance between accuracy and cost.
Available Quality Levels
Basic Quality
Accuracy: 85-92% | Speed: 2-5x faster | Cost: Standard cost
Ideal for clear audio and general use.
Ideal for:
Audio with good quality
Single speaker
Little background noise
Personal or casual use
Limited budget
Not recommended for:
Audio with heavy noise
Multiple overlapping speakers
Complex technical jargon
Critical professional use
Technical Specifications:
Processing: Optimized base model
Language model: Standard
Noise reduction: Basic
Context: 30 seconds
Advanced Quality
Accuracy: 92-96% | Speed: Standard speed | Cost: +50% of cost
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| Disabled | Single person or not important |
| Enabled | Multiple people, meetings |
Use only when needed (multiple speakers). Works best with 2-6 speakers. Requires good audio quality.
Timestamps
Adds time markers.
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| No timestamps | Simple running text |
| Per sentence | Subtitles, synchronization |
| Per word | Precise editing, analysis |
Per-word timestamps are useful for video editing. Per-sentence timestamps are sufficient for most cases.
Profanity Filter
Removes or censors profanity.
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| Disabled | Faithful transcription |
| Censor | Public content |
| Remove | Corporate environment |
Disable for medical/legal transcriptions. Censor for content that may be public. Remove for formal corporate environments.
Smart Formatting
Improves punctuation and formatting.
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| Basic | Casual use |
| Advanced | Publication, formality |