How to Import a Pre-Recorded Audio File

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In addition to live voice capture, Speech to Knowledge (STK) supports importing existing audio recordings. Whether you’ve recorded a workshop via Zoom, saved a training call, or downloaded a podcast—STK lets you transform it into actionable, AI-powered knowledge.

This feature is ideal for turning past recordings into searchable, structured knowledge.

Step-by-Step: Uploading a File #

1. Open the STK Module #

From the left sidebar, click “Speech to Knowledge”.

2. Click the Import Button #

In the top-right corner of the STK dashboard, you’ll see two options:

  • 🎙️ Record
  • ⬇️ Import → Click this one.

Step-by-Step: Uploading a File #

1. Open the STK Module #

From the left sidebar, click “Speech to Knowledge”.

2. Click the Import Button #

In the top-right corner of the STK dashboard, you’ll see two options:

  • 🎙️ Record
  • ⬇️ Import → Click this one.
3. Choose a File to Upload #

You’ll see a prompt to upload your pre-recorded audio. Supported file types include:

  • .mp3, .wav, .m4a, .aac, .flac
  • (Video file support coming soon)

Once selected, your file will begin uploading.

4. Wait for Processing #

After uploading:

  • A “Processing your record” card will appear in your dashboard.
  • STK will automatically run speaker diarization (i.e., detect who said what).
  • You’ll receive a notification once it’s complete.

Tip:
You can delete a file while it's processing if you uploaded the wrong version.

5. When Processing is Complete #

Once diarization finishes:

  • The transcript will appear in your dashboard.
  • You’ll see a summary preview along with a toggle: “Add to Ex.Brain”
  • Click the card to open the full STK session view.

Note:
Notifications for processing completion appear both in the notification center and as a red dot on the sidebar.

Next Steps

Once your imported file is processed, you can:

  • Review the speaker-separated transcript
  • Edit speaker names and details
  • Export as summaries, SOPs, training materials, etc.
  • Add to Ex.Brain or generate shareable documents
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