Teams Transcript from an Exported Recording File

Reference transcript:
Speaker B: “So first of all, just to kind of make sure that we all know each other, I'm Laura and I'm the project manager. Do you want to introduce yourself again?”
Speaker D: “Great.”
Speaker A: “Hi, I'm David and I'm supposed to be an industrial designer.”
Speaker B: “Okay.”
Speaker D: “And I'm Andrew and I'm, uh, our marketing expert.”
Speaker C: “Um, I'm Craig and I'm User Interface.”
Speaker B: “Great. Okay. Um, so we're designing a new remote control and, um.”

Reelscriptly output:

[00:00:00.000] So first of all just to kind make sure that we all know each other I'm Laura and
[00:00:05.500] the project manager.
[00:00:08.000] Do you want introduce yourself again?
[00:00:10.000] David,
[00:00:11.500] And i am supposed
[00:00:14.000] to be an industrial designer
[00:00:13.000] I'm Andrew and am marketing experts.
[00:00:20.000] Great, okay
[00:00:24.000] So we're designing a new remote control

Observed difference: The output omits the “Hi, I'm” before David, omits Craig's introduction, and places the 00:00:13.000 line after later timestamps. The reference wording and timing window are from the AMI manual annotations; the audio excerpt is linked above so the comparison can be checked directly.

Reference dialogue:
Speaker 1: “The Teams review starts at nine forty.”
Speaker 2: “Nine fourteen not nine forty. I changed the meeting invite.”
Speaker 1: “Please save the transcript in the project folder.”
Speaker 2: “Use launch notes final as the file name.”

Reelscriptly output:

[00:00:00.000] The team's review starts at 940.
[00:00:02.740] 914 not940, I changed the meeting invite
[00:00:06.740] Please save a transcript in project folder
[00:00:09.740] Use lunch notes final as file name

Observed difference: The spoken time “nine forty” is rendered as “940”; “not nine forty” loses its space in “not940”; “launch notes final” is heard as “lunch notes final.”

Reference dialogue:
Speaker 1: “I sent the recording to the shared drive.”
Speaker 2, overlapping: “Not the shared drive, the archive folder.”
Speaker 3: “I can only see the Tuesday draft.”
Speaker 1: “Check the folder called client handoff.”

Reelscriptly output:

[00:00:00.000] I sent the recording to the third-line.
[00:00:02.000] I heard drive, The archive folder
[00:00:05.000] i can only see that Tuesday draft
[00:00:08.000] Checked a folder called client handoff

Observed difference: “shared drive” becomes “third-line”; the overlapping correction starts as “I heard drive” instead of “Not the shared drive”; “Check the folder” becomes “Checked a folder.”