"audio transcripts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a written version of spoken words or sounds found in an audio recording. Example: The court reporter provided the lawyers with audio transcripts of the witness's testimony.
There are some financial documents, audio transcripts of phone conversations, and perhaps photos of Trump while he was in Moscow.
Second, there was documentary evidence in the form of audio transcripts of terrorists in conversation with each other.
Audio transcripts of meetings, seen by the Guardian, record the aid officials acknowledging the severity of the violence the farmers say they have experienced.
Audio transcripts: Zoom will now automatically create an audio transcript when you record meetings in the cloud.
The idea of using audio transcripts to search for multimedia has been around in research labs for decades, and basic speech-recognition research dates back even earlier.
Written and audio transcripts have been archived at Inanda Seminary's campus archive and at Campbell Collections, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban.
Once you get the transcript of your audio recording from the transcription service, then you will start the process of turning that audio transcript into readable book prose.
About 600 subjects rated the communicators by listening to or reading their opinions via video, audio, transcript or written text.
Senator Schumer said the court's decision to release the audio transcript was "a great first step toward televising court proceedings".
The complete audio transcript of the interview is available here: http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/wimsatt.edu/wimsatt
Contains draft chapters of Goldwater's book, Mercury: A History of Quicksilver (1972), as well as an audio transcript for the film Mercury, Medicine, and Man (1977).
