Edit video podcasts faster with the transcription feature in Premiere Pro

STEP 1: Open Adobe Premiere Pro software and hit NEW PROJECT. Add your file and drag it to your SEQUENCE or TIMELINE panel for editing.

Click Window in the main menu bar, then hit on Workspaces in the drop-down menu. Scroll down to Captions and Graphics in the sub-menu that opens to the side.

STEP 2: A floating panel will open with three options: Transcribe sequence, Create New caption track, and Import captions from the file.

Click the Transcribe sequence button.

Step 3: Once you have clicked the Transcribe Sequence, Once you have chosen your options, you can go ahead and click on the blue Transcribe button. transcribe.

Create Transcript panel will open. It will show the sequence name and length. Beneath it, is the language option.
Note: There are a lot of options to choose from in the drop-down menu that allows you to choose the audio you wish to be transcribed. 

Step 4: Premiere Pro will go ahead with rendering the audio, followed by transcribing it. 

Upon completion, the transcribed audio will appear in the Transcript window, along with timestamps above each segment and an indication of who was speaking.

Step 5: You can now trim or cut the unnecessary part/s in the transcript. 

The play head and the position in the transcript are aligned. 

The position in the transcript and the position of the play head along the sequence are linked. If you click on a word in the transcription panel, the word will become highlighted in blue, at the same time, the play head will jump to the position of the word in sequence. If you drag the play head along the sequence, the corresponding words in the transcription will consecutively be highlighted in blue, mirroring the speech, which makes it easy for you to locate wherever the part you want to edit.