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Transcript Interactive keeps the transcript and video locked together. Reading the line and watching the moment are the same action. No scrubbing, no guessing, no second timeline to manage.
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- Frame-accurate navigation across long sessions
03:3938:2201:05:0901:22:1800:00:16Speaker 3theoretically your verdict would stop there. You would not carry on to the next question. So I'll ask...
00:07:05Speaker 4you'll fill in the verdict form. And
00:07:08Speaker 4if you answer the first question no, then you just sign the verdict form and hand it to Lindsay, and then y...
Searchable Transcripts
Finally, a transcript you can search.
Every word, timestamped and indexed. Speakers identified automatically. Toggle keyword highlighting to instantly spot critical terms across hours of testimony.
- Powerful speaker identification engine
- Color-coded keyword highlighting
- Instant full-text search across the record
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Signal Detection
The data surfaces moments humans miss.
Emotional shifts. Hesitation patterns. Sentiment changes. Deterministic signals, drawn straight from the audio waveform and the transcript, flag the pivotal moments that can change the direction of your research.
No black-box guessing. Every flag traces back to a measurable signal in the source recording.
Emotional shift detected
Measured change in vocal pitch, pace, or volume
Witness hesitation spike
Pause length and filler-word density above baseline
Negative sentiment cluster
Concentration of negative-polarity phrases in window
00:03:39TONE SHIFTVocal pitch +18% above baseline
00:38:22HESITATION"The documents... well, I believe they were..."
00:52:15KEY ADMISSION"Actually, I was present at that meeting."
01:05:09NEGATIVE CLUSTER7 negative-polarity phrases in 90s window
Speaker Insights
Know who said what, and how often.
Speaker diarization with name remapping and talk-time analytics built in. Replace generic labels like "Speaker 11" with real names, then see balance and participation across the entire room at a glance.
- Automatic speaker diarization across long recordings
- One-click name remapping cascades through the transcript
- Talk-time tracking with percentage breakdown per speaker
- Filter and sort by participation
- Speaker renaming replaces generic labels with real names
Foreperson
Speaker 1
7m 06sModerator
Speaker 11
5m 38sJane (Juror 3)
Speaker 5
4m 12sSmart Notes
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See something important? Click once to save it. Build your research notes directly from transcript moments, complete with timestamps, speaker context, attribution, and your own annotations.
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00:14:32Jane (Juror 3)Honestly, when she described what she saw that morning, that was the moment everything changed for me. Up until then I was leaning the other way, but the way she said it, the detail, you could tell she wasn't making it up.
Added by Sarah Chen · May 4, 2:58 PM
Note: Pivotal credibility moment. Recommend clip.
00:42:08ForepersonCan we go back to the timeline for a second? I think we jumped past something. The timing on the second exhibit doesn't actually match what counsel said in opening.
Added by Sarah Chen · May 4, 3:14 PM
Note: Foreperson catches a timeline inconsistency.
01:08:51Marcus (Juror 8)I keep coming back to the photographs. We can debate the experts all day, but the photographs are the photographs. That's what I'm voting on.
Added by Sarah Chen · May 4, 4:02 PM
Note: Anchoring on physical evidence over expert testimony.
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Plaintiff Discussions
Room 1
00:00:1100:00:00 to 00:00:11Created 5/6/2026, 12:28 PM by Sarah Chen
Source quality & shared responsibilities
Best results require good source quality.
Transcript and analytics quality may be impacted by source audio, room conditions, crosstalk, network stability, and environmental noise. We provide guidance on capture setup and recommended hardware, and we'll flag conditions we detect on our end — but the cleaner the input, the stronger the output.
- Use individual mics where possible
- Avoid speaker overlap and side conversations
- Stable network on the host side
- Quiet room, controlled echo
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