It is impressive how Apple comes up with new features to make it easier to complete tasks. The new advanced Apple intelligence features not only help with task simplification but also aid in writing, summarizing, prioritizing, Siri assistance, visual intelligence, and more. The features of Apple Intelligence help enhance user experience with seamless integration, on-device AI processing, and improved security. Some of the advantages of this tool include Writing Tools, prioritizing notifications, Clean-up in Photos, Memory creation in Photos, natural language search in Photos, Siri enhancement, and Smart Replies in Mail and Messages.
Among these generative AI capabilities, recording and transcribing voice calls seem be to the best and most useful one. This feature helps with various things like accurate documentation, memorization, compliance with legal standards, and to discuss the review later. This article will discuss what this feature is about and how to record and transcribe voice calls on your iPhones. So, keep reading to learn more.
What is the record and transcribe voice call feature on iPhone
It is now possible to record and transcribe voice calls on iPhones. You can use a third-party app or Voice Memos app to record and transcribe voice calls. There are third-party apps like Rev Call Recorder, Google Voice, Notta, and Tapecall. To use these apps, you can install the app on the device and start the call on your iPhone. Then, turn on the speaker and select ‘Record Now’ to start recording. You can end the recording by tapping ‘Stop’.
On the contrary, if you are using the Voice Memos app to record the voice call, open the app and tap the ‘Start’ button on the top left corner of the screen to begin recording. You can tap the ‘Stop’ button to stop recording and transcribe speech to text. Your call recordings will be automatically saved to the Notes app. Click ‘View Saved Call’ on the app to see the call recordings. A notification will appear that a new note has been created for the transcript, and you can easily view the transcription during recording or afterward. Tapping on the notification will take you to the Notes app.
Note that both participants will be informed that the call is being recorded. Also, you can use the Voice Memos app to record voice conversations and for that open the app and tap to start recording. You can stop, or tap Resume to continue recording. Once the recording is done, you can tap to review the recording and tap ‘Done’ to save the recording. Be aware that the transcription may take a while and not be available immediately. In that case, you will see a message that the transcription is in progress. Always ensure the accuracy of the transcription before completely relying on it as it may not be a perfect representation of the conversation. The spoken words will be automatically transcribed in supported languages but if you don’t see the transcript, it may be because your iPhone does not meet the minimum requirements. Also, the speaker of each statement will be identified in the transcript.
While viewing the transcript, you can play the audio from a specific point and select the text you want to hear or search the transcript by selecting the options and then tapping ‘Find’. You can also copy the transcript, save it, or delete it. However, this recording and transcription of voice calls are not currently available in many countries and regions, including the European Union, Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Jordan, Nigeria, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, South Africa, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Turkey, and Yemen. So, before you begin recording or transcribing, check the iOS and iPadOS Feature Availability website to see if the feature is available in your language and region. Also, ensure the other call participant is willing to be recorded, too.
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Conclusion
Apple Intelligence has introduced many new features. Some of those features include Writing Tools, recording and transcribing voice calls, prioritizing notifications, Smart Reply in Mail and Messages, natural language search in Photos, Clean-up in Photos, Memory creation in Photos, and Siri enhancement. Among these advanced features, recording and transcribing voice calls seems to be a useful and impressive feature. It helps with accurate documentation, record-keeping, brainstorming, accessibility, and language support.
Apple Intelligence allows users to easily record and transcribe voice calls on iPhones using the Voice Memos app or third-party apps. Some third-party apps include Rev Call Recorder, Google Voice, Notta, and Tapecall. In Voice Memos, you can tap the ‘Start’ button on the top left corner of the screen and click the ‘Stop’ button to start and stop the recording respectively. Your call recordings will be automatically saved to the Notes app and the transcription may take a while and may not be available immediately. Note that this recording and transcribing feature is not currently available in many countries and regions.
