Languages · Bosnian
Bosnian transcription that understands Bosnian.
Muvero is made for Bosnian as much as for English. Upload a Bosnian recording or record a Bosnian meeting and get the transcript with speakers, subtitles, a summary and a meeting recap, in Bosnian or translated to another language.
From a Bosnian recording to text in three steps.
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Upload or record
A Bosnian podcast, interview, lecture or meeting: upload the file, paste a link, or record the call with the Chrome extension. Muvero detects that it is Bosnian.
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Get the transcript
Speakers labelled and every line timestamped. Correct a name once and it is right throughout the project.
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Use it in any language
Keep everything in Bosnian, or switch the project to English, German or any of the 99 languages and the subtitles, summary and recap follow.
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- Albanian
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Voices for voice-overs: Serbian, Greek, English, German, French, Spanish and Italian.
Why Muvero for Bosnian.
Bosnian as its own choice
Bosnian is listed and detected as Bosnian, next to Serbian and Croatian, so your transcript and recap are labelled the way you speak.Latin script output
Summaries, recaps and articles in Bosnian are written in Latin script.Subtitles and articles
Turn a Bosnian interview or video into subtitles, a summary and an article from what was said.Meetings without a bot
Record calls in the browser and get the recap with decisions and action items by email.
Asked often. Answered here.
Is Bosnian transcription as good as English?
Widely spoken languages such as English usually need the fewest corrections. For Bosnian, quality depends most on the audio: for noise, crosstalk or many speakers, choose Advanced transcription.
Can the meeting recap be in Bosnian?
Yes. The recap is written in the meeting's language by default, or in one you pick, so a Bosnian meeting can get an English recap and the other way round.
Is Bosnian handled differently from Serbian and Croatian?
You can choose Bosnian as the recording's language, and recaps and articles are then written in Bosnian, in Latin script.
Which other languages does Muvero transcribe?
99 in all, among them English, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese and Swahili. The languages page lists every one, by region.
Do I get a Bosnian voice-over?
Not in Bosnian yet: voice-overs are available in Serbian, Greek, English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. The transcript, subtitles and recap are all in Bosnian.