Galaxy AI features have been rolled out to several Galaxy devices with One UI 6.1 and it has also made the Samsung Voice Recorder app more effective than earlier. Yes, the Galaxy AI Transcript Assist feature can easily transcribe meeting recordings and generate summaries and translations.
With this new feature, users of Galaxy devices can transcribe their recorded audio into text with remarkable accuracy and can save time and effort. This feature is extremely useful for those who need to quickly convert their voice memos, interviews, or lectures into written form.
Notably, it’s a game-changer feature for students, professionals, and anyone who relies on voice recordings for their work or studies. The addition of Transcript Assist shows Samsung’s commitment of enhancing productivity and making everyday tasks easier for its users.
Overall, the implementation of Transcript Assist Galaxy AI feature with the One UI 6.1 update, has made the Samsung Voice Recorder appit an indispensable tool for anyone who needs to record and transcribe audio. Below you can check the steps to use this impressive feature.
- Select the desired recording file on your Galaxy phone.
- Now, tap on the Transcribe option.
- Here, select your preferred language from the list and tap Transcribe.
- Now, a transcription will be displayed.
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However, this initially launched with the Galaxy S24 series and is currently live for the Galaxy S23 Series, Galaxy S23 Fan Edition, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, and Galaxy Tab S9 series. We can also expect to see some of these outstanding features on the upcoming Galaxy devices like Fold 6 and Flip 6.
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