Transcribe and correct
Get the spoken content as text. Adjust the transcript and the speakers’ names.
Video importVideo import makes your videos
Video import makes your videos
as consultable as text.
Video import turns a training session, a talk or a demonstration into content you can find again and reuse.
Video → Transcript → Knowledge
What you can do
Video import: from content to practice.
Go straight to the point
Read a summary, the key points and the information spotted in the video.
Find a passage
Search for a piece of information and jump back to the right moment through the timestamps.
How it works
Video import: three steps to begin.
Import your video
Add the file to the relevant knowledge base.
Check the content
Review the transcript and the information extracted before putting it to use.
Put your knowledge to work
Ask your questions or prepare new content from the video.
A concrete use
Training that stays within reach after a video import
A recorded demonstration can serve to draft a how-to sheet, find a precise explanation or answer a colleague’s question.
Frequently asked questions
What you want to know about video import.
What happens to the video after the import?
It remains your file. What enters the base is its transcript and the timestamps that let you go back to the right moment.
Is a long video a problem?
No, but a three-hour recording is better split by sequence. Answers are sharper when each entry covers one identifiable subject.
Can a precise passage be cited?
Yes. Timestamps come with the answer: you find the moment concerned without going through the recording again.
Should a long recording be split up?
Yes, as soon as it covers several subjects. One sequence per topic gives clearer answers and makes updating easier: when one part changes, you redo only that part. The timestamps stay aligned with each segment.
