In this article we provide examples of a transcript file relative to Captions jobs in Reach integration flows.
Timed transcript format
The timed-transcript uses the following format:
Array: The outermost structure is an array denoted by square brackets
[], indicating a collection of elements.Objects within the Array: Inside the array, there are multiple objects. Each object is enclosed in curly braces
{}.Object Properties: Each object has several properties, where each property consists of a key-value pair separated by a colon
:. The keys are strings, and the values can be strings, numbers, or other valid JSON data types."i": Represents an index or counter. It has numerical values."w": Represents a word. It has string values."s": Represents the start time in milliseconds. It has numerical values."e": Represents the end time in milliseconds. It has numerical values."t": Represents the type of the object, either "word" or "punc" for punctuation."a": Represents accuracy, ranging from 0 to 100. It has numerical values.
Commas: Commas , are used to separate different elements within an object and different objects within the array.
Here’s an example based on the provided information:
[ {"i": 0, "w": "I'm", "s": 16410, "e": 16560, "t": "word", "a": 88}, {"i": 1, "w": "going", "s": 16560, "e": 16709, "t": "word", "a": 91}, {"i": 2, "w": "to", "s": 16710, "e": 16770, "t": "word", "a": 94} ]
