Word online transcribe: Is there a way to group/combine same speaker instead of separate lines?

Kamrul Chowdhury 1 Reputation point
2022-02-08T16:45:19.657+00:00

When transcribin172239-capture.jpgg from a audio, the same speaker over and over again. It would be nice if it can be grouped as a paragraph block. Is there any future plan to improve on this please?

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  1. Emi Zhang-MSFT 11,411 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor
    2022-02-09T03:06:26.383+00:00

    Hi @Kamrul Chowdhury ,
    If you have any feedback or suggestion about this behavior, you can try to give a feedback to Microsoft about your requirement:
    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/how-do-i-give-feedback-on-microsoft-office-2b102d44-b43f-4dd2-9ff4-23cf144cfb11
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  2. Jerry Asher 1 Reputation point
    2022-11-02T02:10:56.763+00:00

    Yes, it would be good to be able to merge sections, and also to split sections when the transcription doesn't catch that the speaker has changed. When splitting a section, I would expect getting a new and accurate timestamp for where and when the split occurred, and of course a new speaker label.