OGG and OPUS

OGG and OPUS voice files to text

Voice messages are often saved as OGG, OGA or OPUS files. Upload such a file to voicy.bot and Voicy returns the text — no software, no converting.

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What these files are

OGG, OGA and OPUS are the formats messengers keep voice messages in. A regular player on a computer often won't open them, but Voicy takes them as they are: no need to extract the sound or convert to MP3.

How to transcribe a voice message

  1. Save the voice message as a file.
  2. Log in to voicy.bot and upload the file.
  3. Read the text: click the time of a phrase and the voice message plays from there.

A Telegram voice message doesn't need saving: forward it to the bot @voicy and it replies with the text.

Example

A two-minute voice message becomes a short text:

00:00 Hi! Quickly about tomorrow: we meet at ten at the entrance, I have the tickets. 00:09 If you're running late, text me — I'll wait inside by the ticket desk.

Questions

Do I need to convert OGG to MP3?

No. Upload the file as it is — Voicy takes the sound out of it by itself.

How many voice messages can I transcribe for free?

3 a day. For a voice message longer than 3 minutes, the first 3 minutes are free; the whole message comes with Voicy Pro.

Which other files work?

MP3, M4A, WAV and other audio, and also video: MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM — up to 8 hours and 2 GB.

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