There is a need to improve the processing of background noise. Sometimes, surrounding sounds are recorded and Amazon Transcribe does not process these well, creating clutter. Adding functionality to remove background noise would be beneficial.
Several AWS products are originally built in English and not in other languages. There is room for improvement in creating more products in Spanish for Spanish-speaking countries. For instance, the AWS Transcribe medical feature is not available in Spanish. Additionally, more detailed instructions for implementing streaming methods would be beneficial. Although the service can perform real-time transcriptions, the implementation process was challenging to understand. Improving educational resources, such as code and examples for real-time transcription, would be advantageous.
There are not many limitations, just my own limitations at times—such as uploading large video sets, which can take some time. I might need a network optimizer for that use case. Amazon S3 offers something like uploading parts, where a large file is divided into smaller parts, uploaded faster, and later reassembled. A similar feature in Transcribe would really help, making it easier to upload large file sets without spending extra time.
There's such a huge hole that's missing for people with disabilities, for example, for people who just cannot see or cannot hear at all. They're not just cognitively impaired. I would love to see Amazon Transcribe have its own section or its own page about how to make adjustments if you're using it for accessibility. It would be great to have closed captions that are in real-time.
Architect at a tech company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Dec 23, 2020
Currently, I can't think of any features that are lacking. It does everything we need it to right now. The UX and UI could be improved on the AWS console.
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There is a need to improve the processing of background noise. Sometimes, surrounding sounds are recorded and Amazon Transcribe does not process these well, creating clutter. Adding functionality to remove background noise would be beneficial.
Several AWS products are originally built in English and not in other languages. There is room for improvement in creating more products in Spanish for Spanish-speaking countries. For instance, the AWS Transcribe medical feature is not available in Spanish. Additionally, more detailed instructions for implementing streaming methods would be beneficial. Although the service can perform real-time transcriptions, the implementation process was challenging to understand. Improving educational resources, such as code and examples for real-time transcription, would be advantageous.
There are not many limitations, just my own limitations at times—such as uploading large video sets, which can take some time. I might need a network optimizer for that use case. Amazon S3 offers something like uploading parts, where a large file is divided into smaller parts, uploaded faster, and later reassembled. A similar feature in Transcribe would really help, making it easier to upload large file sets without spending extra time.
There's such a huge hole that's missing for people with disabilities, for example, for people who just cannot see or cannot hear at all. They're not just cognitively impaired. I would love to see Amazon Transcribe have its own section or its own page about how to make adjustments if you're using it for accessibility. It would be great to have closed captions that are in real-time.
Currently, I can't think of any features that are lacking. It does everything we need it to right now. The UX and UI could be improved on the AWS console.