Azure speech-to-text supported languages - Sv-SE

Question

I'm reading the documentation on Azure Speech-to-text on supported languages. I see that for SV-SE it does not yet support structured text as output format. Does this mean if I put a voice file with two persons speaking, I can't differentiate who is saying what? When is that expected to be supported?

Answer 1

Hello Wall, Joel,

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!

Thank you for your query regarding the support for structured text as an output format in the SV-SE language for Azure Speech-to-Text.

For Swedish (SV-SE), Azure Speech-to-Text does not currently support structured text as an output format. This means it cannot differentiate between speakers or provide speaker-attributed text in multi-speaker voice files.

Unfortunately, Microsoft has not announced a release date for adding support for structured text as an output format in the SV-SE language.

However, you can keep an eye on the Azure AI Speech Service release notes for updates on What's new in Azure AI Speech page will be updated accordingly with more details.

I hope you understand. And, if you have any further query do let us know.

Thank you!