Guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for converting audio files and getting the most out of ArcaScribe.
EditingFormat Numbers, Convert Spelling and Remove Fillers and Stutters in ArcaScribe
ArcaScribe writes numbers in court-reporting style, converts spelling to Canadian, British or Australian English, and removes hesitations and stuttered words. Apply the formatting during transcription, or review each change against the recording afterwards.
Getting startedArcaScribe Quick Start: From Download to Your First Transcript Draft
A start-to-finish walkthrough for court transcriptionists: download ArcaScribe, install it, open a recording, generate a first draft, and get the text into Microsoft Word. No technical background needed.
Conversion guidesHow to Convert a Folder of CourtSmart (.ogg) Files in ArcaScribe
A CourtSmart proceeding comes as a Transcription Package: a folder of back-to-back .ogg clips rather than one file. Point ArcaScribe at the package and it stitches the clips into a single continuous recording locally — nothing to install, nothing uploaded — ready to transcribe.
Conversion guidesHow to Convert a Folder of FTR (.trm) Files in ArcaScribe
For The Record (FTR) recordings arrive as a folder of .trm segments. ArcaScribe opens the whole folder and joins the segments into a single recording on your own machine — no separate converter, no uploads — ready to transcribe.
Conversion guidesHow to Convert Liberty (.dcr) Files for Use in ArcaScribe (Windows)
Step-by-step guide to converting Liberty audio files to WAV format using the free Liberty Player for Windows, then transcribing them in ArcaScribe.