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Meeting Minutes

Transcribe meeting audio or video into a timestamped record, choose elapsed or actual time, and optionally enable speaker separation and participant names.

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Choose meeting audio or videoMP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, OGG, MP4, WebM or MOV · up to 10 minutesFiles are not stored on Zavilo servers.

About Meeting Minutes

Meeting Minutes turns meeting audio or video into an editable transcript organized by time. Speaker separation is optional, so you can keep a simple timestamped record or enable speaker labels when they are useful.

Common use cases

Summarize internal meetings

Turn a recorded discussion into a structured record for follow-up.

Capture decisions and action items

Create a working summary that highlights major points after transcription.

Review long calls faster

Use a generated meeting record as an index before returning to important audio sections.

How it works

1

The selected audio or video is transcribed into timestamped speech text.

2

The recognized content is organized into a meeting-oriented structure.

3

The generated record can include participant labels where the available speaker workflow supports them.

Privacy & file handling

Meeting processing is designed to stay on the device

The supported workflow processes the selected media locally rather than requiring the recording to be uploaded to Zavilo for transcription and structuring.

Limitations and important notes

  • Generated minutes can omit nuance, mishear names or summarize a statement incorrectly.
  • Speaker labels are estimates and should not be treated as identity verification.
  • Important decisions, legal language and commitments should be checked against the original recording.

Meeting Minutes vs raw transcription

FeatureStrengthBest use
Meeting MinutesStructured overview of the discussionReview, follow-up and action tracking
Audio / Video to TextMore complete transcriptDetailed quotation and timestamp review

How to use Meeting Minutes

  1. 1

    Choose a meeting audio or video file.

  2. 2

    Select the meeting language and recognition quality.

  3. 3

    Choose elapsed time or enter the actual meeting start time.

  4. 4

    Optionally enable speaker separation and set the expected speaker count.

  5. 5

    Review, copy or download the timestamped meeting record.

Tips for better results

  • Use elapsed time when the exact meeting start time is unknown.
  • For actual clock times, enter the confirmed meeting start time rather than relying on file timestamps.
  • Enable speaker separation only when speaker labels are useful; the automatic result should be reviewed.

Frequently asked questions

Is speaker separation required?

No. Speaker separation is optional and is off by default.

Can the transcript show actual clock times?

Yes. Choose actual time and enter the confirmed meeting start time. Zavilo adds each transcript offset to that time.

Does this automatically summarize decisions or action items?

No. This version focuses on an editable timestamped meeting transcript.

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