How should I handle a huge volume of files?

Split the day, name files with dates and speakers, and listen to numbers and names before you export.

When do I need Unlimited?

When the daily document cap or upload size gets in the way. Eco listening was already unlimited on desktop.

Should I treat the first draft as finished?

No. Replay the minutes that contain names, numbers, and decisions.

Can Speechdash type a warehouse of tapes for me?

No. It is your library. There is no human bulk desk and no certified court package.

Help

Working through a large pile of files

Split work into folders, verify by listening, and upgrade when the daily cap gets in the way.

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Split long days

Several shorter files are easier to check than one giant upload.

Name files clearly

Dates and speakers save time when you search later.

Listen to the risky minutes

Numbers, names, and decisions deserve a second pass by ear.

Use Unlimited

Heavy days need the higher upload and document limits.

More help

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Start on Free. Eco listening on desktop does not use credits.

From file to listen or transcript

Bring a file, then stay with it

1步驟 1

Add what you already have

A homework PDF, a public page, pasted notes, or a recording you are allowed to keep.

2步驟 2

Hear it next to the text

Documents play sentence by sentence. Recordings become searchable text you can replay.

3步驟 3

Move on when you are ready

Skip a block, ask about a hard line, or export audio for a commute.

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Open a file in Speechdash

Drop a PDF, a page, or a recording you already have. Listen, transcribe, or export without leaving the file.

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