CapsGAT helps interviewers transform subtitle files into structured interview transcripts. Supported formats include SRT, TXT, JSON, and TSV. With CapsGAT, you can easily manage speaker assignments and export your transcripts according to the GAT2 convention.
To get started, visit the CapsGAT Releases Page to download the latest version.
CapsGAT runs on most modern operating systems. You need:
- Windows 10 or higher
- macOS 10.13 or higher
- Linux (any recent distribution)
Make sure to have at least 1 GB of RAM free and 100 MB of available disk space.
Follow these steps to convert subtitle files to transcripts:
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Download CapsGAT
- Visit the CapsGAT Releases Page.
- Select the latest version and download the file suited for your operating system.
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Install the Application
- For Windows: Run the downloaded
.exefile and follow the on-screen instructions. - For macOS: Open the downloaded
.dmgfile, then drag the CapsGAT icon to your Applications folder. - For Linux: Extract the downloaded file and run the application using your terminal.
- For Windows: Run the downloaded
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Open Your Subtitle File
- Launch CapsGAT from your applications menu.
- Use the "File" menu to select "Open" and locate your SRT, TXT, JSON, or TSV file.
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Assign Speakers
- Once your subtitle file is open, go through the text segments.
- Use the sidebar to assign speakers to different segments as needed.
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Export the Transcript
- After assigning speakers, go to the "File" menu.
- Select "Export" and choose the GAT2 format to save your transcript.
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Use Your Transcript
- Your transcript is now ready for analysis or sharing.
- Multiple Format Support: CapsGAT can import SRT, TXT, JSON, and TSV files.
- Speaker Assignment: Easily assign speakers to different segments for clarity.
- GAT2 Export: Export transcripts in GAT2 format, suitable for research and analysis.
- User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, even for those with no technical background.
Here are examples of the subtitle formats you can use:
- SRT: Standard subtitle format used for videos.
- TXT: Plain text files that capture dialogue.
- JSON: Versatile format that can be structured for various uses.
- TSV: Tab-separated values format, often used in data analysis.
- Ensure your subtitle files are clean and well-formatted for best results.
- Always preview the assigned speaker segments before exporting.
- Take regular breaks during the assignment process to maintain clarity.
If you encounter issues or have questions, feel free to reach out through the community forums or the GitHub issues page.
For the latest updates or features, please subscribe to release notifications on the GitHub repository.
By following these steps, you can easily download and run CapsGAT, allowing you to convert subtitles into professional transcripts with ease. Happy transcribing!