How-to guides¶
Short, task-focused guides for using Voxint day to day. New here? Start with Setup to install it, then the first-run walkthrough (setup wizard + guided tutorial).
| Guide | For when you want to… |
|---|---|
| Add media & manage runs | Get a recording into Voxint (upload, URL, or a watched folder), follow it through the pipeline, requeue, cancel, or archive a run, and search across your transcripts by meaning. |
| Review & adjudicate | Confirm who each speaker is and correct the transcript: the review queue, the workbench, keyboard shortcuts, the waveform, and splitting or reassigning segments. |
| Manage speakers & export | Tend the speaker roster (rename, merge, archive), read a finished transcript on screen, and download it (txt / md / srt / vtt / json / rttm). |
| Translate transcripts | Turn a finished transcript into another language with your configured LLM, read the translation beneath each original line, and download it in every transcript format. |
| Settings & troubleshooting | Configure everything from the browser, check what your hardware is doing, and fix common problems. |
| Checking for AI-generated speech | Turn on synthetic-speech detection, score a recording (automatically or by hand), read the risk levels, and understand the known limitations. |
| Changing pipeline models | Advanced: point transcription or diarization at a model other than the validated default, what it costs, and how to apply the change. |
Reference material (architecture, the model-service contracts, operations, and the release process) lives one level up in docs/.