Transcript for YouTube Video vs AI Narrator

Transcript for YouTube Video turns a YouTube video, a voice memo or an audio or video file into a clean, time-coded transcript on your iPhone: read a YouTube transcript along with the player, get an AI summary, translate it into 50+ languages, then search, copy and export it as TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, PDF or Word. A YouTube transcript loads in seconds when captions exist. A recording from your phone goes through AI speech recognition and is usually ready within minutes. No typing, no laptop. HOW IT WORKS 1. Paste a YouTube link, or tap Share in the YouTube app and pick this app from the list. 2. For your own recordings, pick one in Files or Photos, or share it from Voice Memos. 3. Read the result, then search, summarize, translate or export it. YOUTUBE TRANSCRIPT AND READ-ALONG • The full youtube transcript appears as clean lines with timestamps • Tap a timestamp to jump to that moment in the built-in player • The current line lights up while the clip plays • No captions? Speech-to-text transcribes the soundtrack instead AUDIO AND VIDEO FILES TO TEXT (NEW) Lectures, interviews, meetings, podcasts and voice memos become a transcript the same way a clip does. • Import from Files or Photos, or share from Voice Memos and other apps • Formats: MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV • Only the sound is uploaded; the picture stays on your iPhone • Long recordings are processed in parts and joined back with continuous timestamps • Search, summaries, translation and export all apply to the result AI SUMMARY • Key points of a long talk as a short overview or a detailed breakdown • Works for links and personal recordings alike, in 50+ languages TRANSLATE ANY TRANSCRIPT • Read a lecture or interview in any of 50+ languages, from Spanish and German to Japanese and Hindi • Handy for language learners checking meaning while they listen SEARCH, COPY AND EXPORT - full-text search across every line - copy everything at once - export to TXT, Markdown, SRT, VTT, PDF or Word (DOCX) with timestamps; srt and vtt drop straight into editing software as subtitles - recent items stay in history until you clear them WHO IT'S FOR • Students turning lectures into study notes • Journalists and researchers with hours of interviews • Creators pulling quotes from a YouTube transcript or a podcast • Anyone who would rather scan a 40-minute talk in 4 minutes FAQ • How do I get the transcript of a YouTube video? Paste the link or share it from YouTube; the text loads with timestamps, ready to copy. • Can I convert a voice memo to text? Yes. Pick the recording in Files or share it from Voice Memos. • Where does my file go? Only its audio leaves the iPhone; the server deletes it once the text is ready, and the transcript is saved on your device. • What can I try before paying? The preview: the opening lines of a transcript, a sample summary and translation, and the first 60 seconds of a file. The rest needs Pro. • Do I need an account? No. There is no sign-up; the subscription runs through your Apple ID. • What doesn't it do? It does not download videos or record from the microphone, and read-along works for YouTube links only. MEDIASCRIBE PRO A MediaScribe Pro subscription unlocks full transcripts of links and files, AI summaries, translation, speech-to-text for videos without captions and export to every format. File transcription is subject to fair-use limits. • Plans: weekly or yearly • Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase • The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period • Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings Privacy Policy: https://mediascribe.app/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://mediascribe.app/terms/ Support: help@mediascribe.app Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube or Google. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. The official embedded player and public captions are used; videos are not saved.

AI Narrator brings offline narration to your iPhone and iPad. • Import PowerPoint (PPTX) presentations and narrate them from speaker notes • Import ebooks and documents (EPUB, TXT, DOCX, PDF, Markdown) and have them read aloud • On-device text-to-speech — no internet connection required, nothing uploaded • Export narrated presentations or listen to narrated documents right on your device All processing happens locally on your device for privacy and offline use.