As I mentioned before in my introduction post, I'm working on a plugin for audio file transcription.
Context
I use Joplin mainly for jotting down meeting notes. My current workflow is as follows.
- I go to a meeting. I make quick notes and I turn on a voice recorder.
- After the meeting I put the audio file in an audio transcriber (I've been using turboscribe).
- The transcriber returns a big piece of text with timestamps and distinction between people.
- I paste the text and my notes in joplin along with my note template and tell the LLM plugin it to put it into the template.
- I fact check it.
Problem
This process worked but the part of uploading the audio file to the transcriber feels cumbersome. Since I just want to record the audio and paste it into my Joplin notes with the transcribed audio under it I don't want to go to an external application and upload it there to get the transcription.
Proposed Solution
Therefore I'm working on a plugin which transcribes your selected audio file right in Joplin.
Then I saw that Joplin is participating in GSoC again and I thought it would be a nice feature to have built into Joplin.
Discussion Topics
- What do you think about this feature?
- Would you use this feature yourself?
- Is this a feature that should be implemented in Joplin (as a GSoC project) or should it stay a separate plugin?