Nextjs Live Transcription
Get started using Deepgram's Live Transcription with this Next.js demo app
Overview:
The Live Transcription Next.js Starter is a demo showcasing how to build a Next.js speech-to-text app using Deepgram. The purpose of this project is to capture streaming audio and provide speech-to-text conversion through Deepgram's technology.
Features:
- Streaming Audio Capture: Capture streaming audio using Deepgram Streaming Speech to Text.
- Deepgram Technology: Utilizes Deepgram's speech-to-text and language understanding capabilities.
- Quickstart Guide: Provides a manual with steps to easily get started with the project.
- Issue Reporting: Guidelines for reporting bugs or feature requests for the project.
- Community Support: Offers support through GitHub Discussions and Discord community.
- License: The project is licensed under the MIT license.
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