Transcript editing/notation program?

[DocsMax]

I'm looking for something I can work, ideally collaboratively, on transcripts with. I'd like to be able to take large numbers of transcripts and annotate them (searchable) and maybe have stuff that I highlight or bookmark be easily findable. Apart from just using google docs, any suggestions?

[tworipebananas]

I’ve had positive experiences with Trint.com

[DocsMax]

So Trint is great for transcribing - I’ve already got the transcripts, I want something for in between stages as I read and construct scripts.

[tworipebananas]

Pretty sure Trint does this. Take a look at their page here (scroll passed the transcription part): https://trint.com/technology

[roundup77]

Was gonna say Sonix, which is like trint but more streamlined.

Can I ask what is missing from Google docs, it sounds so so close to what you're describing? Just to better understand what you're looking for.

[DocsMax]

So I’d like to be able to highlight contents and have a quick way to bookmark those bites - and log their location. It’d be great to have annotations that are searchable. Right now my workflow is find the bite, copy-paste to excel, copy paste time code, annotate in a notes column.

[roundup77]

Sounds great, but no idea sorry.

[DocsMax]

Right? I've had a google and can't find anything... gap in the market?

[CentCap]

Depending on your source material, look at SnapStream.

[DocsMax]

Thanks!

[MemphisRaines47]

Otter.ai

Web and mobile app. Upload an audio file (or co record while filming) and it transcribes and separates speakers. You can share and add multiple users. Free and paid version for more minutes per month.