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openai-whisper
Local speech-to-text with the Whisper CLI (no API key).
What It Does
Transcribes audio files to text locally using the OpenAI Whisper CLI tool. Supports various audio formats, models, and output formats.
When To Use
When you need to transcribe audio files locally without an API key, translate audio, or generate subtitles. Ideal for privacy-sensitive data or offline use.
Inputs
Audio file path, Whisper model size (e.g., tiny, base, small, medium, large), output format (e.g., txt, srt, vtt), and output directory.
Outputs
Text transcription of the audio file in the specified format and directory.
Limitations
Installation
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