Capture the stories before they go
Interviewing relatives, recording them well, and turning transcripts into something a person would actually read.
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The general prose is fine now, genuinely. The problem is that a genealogy interview is mostly surnames and place names, which is exactly the part these tools fumble.
Read the post : AI transcription got good. It still gets every name wrong.Most family interviews die in the first ten minutes because the questions are too big. These are small, specific, and reliably open something up.
Read the post : The twelve questions that get a relative talkingYou do not need equipment. You do need to fix five things, and four of them are free.
Read the post : Recording an interview on a phone without ruining it
