Archive · 2 Sep 2026
Meta Muse Adds Hindi, Four Indian Languages To Transcription
Meta has made a speech-to-text tool called Muse Voice Transcribe.
It can understand Hindi and four other Indian languages.
The tool writes down words while people are still talking.
It can also tell different speakers apart.
It notices when a person starts or stops speaking.
The tool does not need to wait until the whole recording is finished.
It can handle more than 20 speakers in one recording.
It can also work with conversations lasting longer than an hour.
Meta says Muse Voice Transcribe supports Hindi and four additional Indian languages.
The tool converts speech into text while someone is speaking.
It identifies individual speakers and detects when they start or stop talking.
Transcription, speaker separation, and endpointing occur as audio arrives.
Meta says it can distinguish more than 20 speakers and process audio longer than an hour.
- Who
- Meta, through its Muse Voice Transcribe tool.
- What
- The tool supports Hindi and four additional Indian languages and provides real-time transcription, speaker separation, and endpointing.
- Why
- To transcribe long conversations as they happen, without requiring separate post-processing or limiting recordings to short clips.
- Tool
- Muse Voice Transcribe
- Language support
- Hindi and four additional Indian languages
- Transcription method
- Converts speech into text as it is spoken
- Speaker identification
- Can identify individual speakers and detect when they start or stop talking
- Speaker capacity
- Can distinguish more than 20 speakers in a recording
- Recording length
- Can process audio longer than one hour
- Processing approach
- Transcription, speaker separation, and endpointing happen as audio arrives