Connecting to a Nuance server for audio transcription
As of SDL ETS 8.0, you can connect your SDL ETS instance to a Nuance server you purchased separately. If you have an audio file (.wav) you want to translate, the file must first be transcribed by Nuance before SDL ETS can translate it.
Procedure
What to do next
You can now translate audio files from formats that Nuance accepts into text translations:
- In the Web GUI, drag and drop an audio file via the Quick Translate page or use the file browser. Only
.wavfiles are currently supported. - In the API, follow the steps for submitting a file for translation, but specify the audio 'mimetype' as the InputFormat. Remember to base64 encode the input text.