You Say A**hole, I Say A***hole. A Transcriber Speaks.
A**hole or A***ehole? An article on transcribing swearwords and localised language variations from TP Transcription Limited.
How to Do Your Own Transcription – a Guide
A guide on how to do transcription work yourself. DIY transcription guide on transcribing for free from TP Transcription Limited, specialist transcribers and translators based in the UK.
Podcasts
Podcast transcription. Prices start at 80p per minute and this is an article on recording podcasts and getting them transcribed.
Time Stamping is Free with University Transcriptions
Adding extra value is something drummed into businesses around the world for providing good customer service. We are no different – so how do we offer our clients…
How to Upload Audio Files with Slow Broadband Speeds
Poor broadband is a problem in about 35% of properties in the UK alone. This article helps you solve the problem of uploading large audio files when your broadband speeds are painfully slow.
NHS Transcription – University Transcriptions offer to help
Helping the NHS at its time of need. University Transcriptions has capacity to assist with any medical dictation, transcription, audio recordings, translation work as required. This article sets out our experience and capabilities for NHS organisations.
Information Assurance and Managing Cyber Security Risks for Outsourced Transcription
UK Government Information Assurance Standards No.1 and 2 We have recently been involved in a government tender where the procurement officer referred back to Information Assurance Standards, which…
How to use Zoom to record and send for transcription
Zoom is one of the most versatile video conferencing websites and apps available in the world. It has a free version as well as a paid version and,…
Transcription of Non-Native English
One of the main specialisms of University Transcriptions and TP Transcription is our years of experience in handling recordings of non-native English speakers, or speakers who have English…
To Ellipsis or not Ellipsis – that is the question
Using the Ellipsis ( … ) in transcription work – an article by University Transcriptions – feel free to comment with your thoughts.. This article has been written…