Which text format is this "The transcribed text does not include speech errors, false starts and various filler words, such as: um, uh, hmm, so, you know, sort of, etc."?

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Julius Reynolds

Computers & Technology

14 March, 06:36

Which text format is this "The transcribed text does not include speech errors, false starts and various filler words, such as: um, uh, hmm, so, you know, sort of, etc."?

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Layton Hampton · Answer 1

The answer is Clean Verbatim. In Clean Verbatim, the transcription does not include speech errors, false starts, and various filler words. It removes all of the so-called 'extras' that you may hear in an audio or video recording - "umms," "likes," "you knows" and other filler words, as well as stuttering. Clean Verbatim is ideal for business and marketing transcription purposes.