Transcription
A transcription is a written record, in the vernacular language (Content Language), of the words spoken in the source recording. By contrast, the written translation uses a different language.
Transcription is one of the stages of completion.
Tools
You can do either of the following:
With the <name>.type.annotations.eaf file selected, the Annotations tab is displayed. You then type the transcription of each segment in the Transcription column. When each segment has a transcription, the Transcription stage is marked as complete.
Use an external device, and then add the resulting file to the SayMore session. Rename the added file.
For oral transcriptions, consider the following:
Use recording devices, as described by Will Reiman:
http://scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu/bitstream/10125/4479/1/reiman.pdf (Reiman, D. Will. 2010. Basic Oral Language Documentation. Language Documentation and Conservation 4. 254-268).
You can record and play using a computer and an application like Audacity.
Related Topics
Transcription in Glossary of Terms
Related Internet Sites
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audacity)