Transcription Pricing

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Tutorial: Uploading Digital Files for Transcription

Preparing Files for Upload

We recommend that you record your audio for transcription at the highest quality possible to begin with and then convert it to MP3 for uploading. If you not comfortable with the procedures for uploading files, we recommend that you send us your audio the old-fashioned way. Unfortunately, we do not have the ability to provide support for recording, digitizing and converting your audio although we do offer the following guidelines and tutorials.

See our guidelines for creating Digital Files.
See our tutorial for creating MP3s

Uploaded files may NOT contain the following characters: &, %, :, \, /, or @

Uploading the Files

There are two options for uploading files to our server:

• Easy Upload - 'drag and drop' your file on to our server. (Recommended method)
• FTP Upload - upload to a FTP account on our server. (special circumstances only, normal turnaround times do not apply)

Easy Upload

This method allows you to 'drag and drop' files directly to our server.

Steps:

1. You must sign up for an account before you can access the client area.
2. Login to to the client area.
3. Drag your files into the upload area. Click 'Send' to begin upload
4. Fill out file logging information and confirm order.
5. At the end of Step 4 you'll receive a confirmation number.

FTP Tutorials for Windows and Macintosh

We DO NOT recommend this method. We only provision FTP accounts after all other methods have failed. All modern browsers and operating systems should be able to upload directly via our Easy Upload system.

Steps:

1. You must sign up for an account before you can access the client area.
2. Call us to provision a FTP account. Please allow up to 6 hours for this to occur.
3. Install your FTP software if you don't already have it. See tutorials below.
4. Email us your file upload information or fax a submission form.

To upload files to our FTP site you must use a separate piece of software called a FTP client. It is not possible to upload to our FTP site using Internet Explorer. We provide guidance only for the SmartFTP (for Windows) and Cyberduck (for Macintosh). Select one or the other to view our tutorial.

• Windows Tutorial for SmartFTP
• Macintosh Tutorial for Cyberduck

A wide variety of FTP clients exist and you may use which ever one you feel comfortable with.

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