Jefferson Notation YouTube Transcription
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a product-review YouTube video that I need rendered into a Jefferson System transcript for a class. The raw audio contains natural speech—with those classic [overlaps], pauses (.), cut-offs -, and changes in intonation—so I’m after the full conversational-analysis treatment: timed pauses (0.2), latching (=), rising/falling pitch (¿ / ˇ), underlining for stress, the works.
Your task would be strictly transcription, following Jefferson notation (pauses, overlaps, intonation, etc.). The work must be highly accurate and based only on what is actually heard in the audio. You may add words that are audible even if they are not in the original transcript.
If parts are unclear or not fully audible, you should still transcribe them using proper Jefferson notation (e.g., ( ) for unclear speech), rather than guessing or leaving them out. Please do not assume or invent words.
. I will supply the video link and any contextual notes as soon as we start.
Deliverable
• A clean, Jefferson-formatted transcript delivered as a Word or plain-text file, accurately capturing every audible feature of the interaction.
I value precision and consistency, so if you already work comfortably with CA conventions and can turn this around promptly, let’s get started.
Your task would be strictly transcription, following Jefferson notation (pauses, overlaps, intonation, etc.). The work must be highly accurate and based only on what is actually heard in the audio. You may add words that are audible even if they are not in the original transcript.
If parts are unclear or not fully audible, you should still transcribe them using proper Jefferson notation (e.g., ( ) for unclear speech), rather than guessing or leaving them out. Please do not assume or invent words.
. I will supply the video link and any contextual notes as soon as we start.
Deliverable
• A clean, Jefferson-formatted transcript delivered as a Word or plain-text file, accurately capturing every audible feature of the interaction.
I value precision and consistency, so if you already work comfortably with CA conventions and can turn this around promptly, let’s get started.