Fixing the transcript

Fixing a line

Click the text of any line in the panel, type the right words, and press Return. To undo, clear the text and press Return; the original comes back.

ozen learns from your fixes

• New words. Names, product terms and jargon you type in a fix are remembered, and ozen listens for them in every new line.
• Repeated mistakes. Fix the same thing the same way twice, like “פי אר” to “PR”, and ozen fixes it by itself from then on.
• Undo a bad habit. If ozen starts “fixing” something that was right, correct it back. It notices and stops.

Teaching words ahead of time

Names and terms ozen should spell right live in a plain list: vocab.txt in your ozen folder. Open it with:

open -e ~/ozen/vocab.txt

Add words separated by commas or one per line, and save. ozen reads it continuously. The names of people you’ve tagged are included automatically.

Tip

English words said in the middle of Hebrew are the hardest for ozen. If you use a term often, add it to the list.

Hebrew and English

ozen decides for every sentence whether it’s Hebrew or English, and uses a speech model trained for that language. Mixed sentences work, with the English-in-Hebrew caveat above.