1000$? The kanu course is 36 hours. Pay some kid 10 bucks an hour to transcribe it and it'll cost 300$ max. Can be off the books. Then you're making AT LEAST a few hundred dollar profit. And the best thing is, the customer would never ever consider purchasing the course without transcription
1000$? The kanu course is 36 hours. Pay some kid 10 bucks an hour to transcribe it and it'll cost 300$ max. Can be off the books. Then you're making AT LEAST a few hundred dollar profit. And the best thing is, the customer would never ever consider purchasing the course without transcription
Great way to tell us you've never transcribed a video without actually saying it.
YouTube captions are also not a great option. Have you guys ever really used that feature? Large channels will sometimes upload human-transcribed subtitles to be used, but most videos use auto-generated captions and they're TERRIBLE.
I've used it a few times for Russian and Portuguese (ie: Brazilian speakers) and even though it's wasn't great; it was still enough to understand what they were talking about.
I agree it might not work very well for something technical or something with its own vocabulary (like poker) though.
