Step 1: The place that is chosen for an interview or speech has to be calm and not a noisy one. Because, it requires quite a long time to transcribe an audio with noisy recording. The longer the time taken to transcribe, the more the money you have to offer and most of the transcription companies charge per hour for audio transcription. Recording the audio in a quiet place could decrease the transcribing time as well as charge you are going to pay. Step 2: It is quite important to choose the right recording equipment. Despite going for analog recorders, opt for digital recorders as the recording can be quite clear in them. Though the file size is found to be very large, it is quite necessary to go with them. There are companies like Olympus and Sony which offer variety of voice recorders and you can make use of anyone of them. Clear recording helps to speed up the transcribing process, thus resulting in a quick turnaround time. Step 3: Normally, transcribers do work in their own way. If you want the transcribed document to be in a specific file format, layout and fonts, it is essential to inform the transcribers at the time of placing the order. They will make a note of it and provide the exact type of transcribed document preferred by you. By following all these steps, you can help your transcription service providers to get back with a cost effective and accurate transcribed document in a short interval of time.
As I've just posted in the other thread you started, is there any particular reason you are copy-pasting from http://ezinearticles.com/?Audio-Tra...t-Out-of-Transcription-Services&id=3909080??? You don't get brownie points or anything for this kind of totally useless posting, you know.
Maybe he's offering it up as an example of poorly written/spun content? Reading that thing made my eye twitch.
Good point, Chuck_h! Or maybe he was just being a mini-megalo who enjoys seeing his sparklingly brilliant, copy-pasted post in print, live on his very own computer screen, for the edification of his friends and family...