Locate your TXT file(s) from Rev, and import your transcript. To import your transcripts into Avid, click File, then New Script. Now that you have your TXT file from Rev, open your project in Avid Media Composer and make sure you have all your footage files imported and ready to sync with your new transcript files. Get ScriptSync Transcripts Import ScriptSync Transcript into Avid Media Composer

Keep the file type as txt, and specify your export options (but keep in mind for ScriptSync purposes you generally don’t need timecodes or speakernames, but it shouldn’t hurt to include it if it helps you navigate your transcripts easier). Then, select ‘Avid ScriptSync’ from the Output Format window. To download your ScriptSync-ready file in the Rev Transcript Editor, simply click the download button at the top right. Download the Transcript in ScriptSync Format When you receive an email that the job is done, click on the link to open the order in the Rev Transcript Editor where you can edit and download your transcripts in the ScriptSync TXT file format. Once you’ve downloaded your footage files, click checkout and complete your order. If your project has a smaller budget, however, we do offer the “automated” choice for quick and easy transcript generation, which you can access from our services drop-down menu at the top. Then, go to Rev.com and select the transcription service.įor the most accurate transcripts, we recommend the standard “human” option here. To get ScriptSync-ready transcripts from Rev, have the video or audio footages files accessible on your local drive. You can get access to transcripts in the ScriptSync format from Rev.com. To use transcripts with your footage in Avid Media Composer, you’ll need them specifically formatted for ScriptSync. Get ScriptSync Transcripts Get ScriptSync Transcripts From Rev

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