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+title: Transcribe Glympse Clips
+type: docs
+prev: /user_docs/
+---
+
+There are a couple of ways you can send existing clips from Glympse to be transcribed. 
+
+## When watching
+When you are watching the clips, you can select the clips you would like to transcribe by checking them in the table below the video player
+
+![select clip](/images/select_transcribe.png)
+
+Then from the file menu select transcribe.
+
+![Select Transcribe](/images/transcribe_menu.png)
+
+This will open the the transcript options. Most of these can be left as default.
+![transcript Options](/images/transcript_options.png)
+
+Click submit and the file will be sent to the transcript engine. Once it has finished you will be receive an email with the transcript document. 
+
+You can also check the progress of the transcript in the transcript page.
+
+## Transcript Options
+ ### Select Format
+ The only option here is Word Doc, though you can download a subtitle file or an avid ScriptSync file from the transcript page. 
+
+ ### Select Audio Track
+ For cameras with multiple audio tracks it is possible to select which track you would like to have transcribed. By default it will transcribe the full mix track. 
+
+ ### Verbosity
+ This is how often the timecodes are injected in the transcript. It is possible to change this later in the transcript page. 
+
+ ### Translate to English
+ If your file is a foreign language, it is possible to translate it to english. The language detection is automatic but not perfect. This is not a perfect solution but should give you a starting point. 
+
+ *Translations should be checked by a Translator before file delivery*
+
+ ### Speaker Detection
+ *Experimental*\
+ This will try detect the different speakers in a file. Currently it only supports checking for two different people speaking.