
[Descript](https://www.descript.com/) provides transcription as part of their service, but if you already have transcripts, why not use them?

You can use this command to generate a Descript compatible transcript from a DeepGram transcript using [`jq`](https://stedolan.github.io/jq/).

You'll need to update the speaker labels and may need to make some minor corrections like joining split paragraphs from the same speaker due to mislabelling before importing.

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Use DeepGram transcripts in your Descript projects.

Convert DeepGram to Descript transcript format


There isn't a way to add custom STT adapters to [autoEdit](https://www.autoedit.io/), but you can modify the `transcriptions.json` directly.

Here's a fragment that will allow you to generate an autoEdit compatible transcript from a DeepGram transcript using [`jq`](https://stedolan.github.io/jq/).

There are a few modifications you will need to make to this gist to complete it for your own setup, but the following command will pull the bits of data you need and you can use variables to fill in the rest.

Just remember to take a backup of your current `transcriptions.json` file before you modify/replace it.

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Use DeepGram as your Speech-to-Text (STT) engine in autoEdit 3.

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Convert DeepGram to Descript transcript format

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