AI BriefingHow Scribe V2 Realtime Works
Key point
ElevenLabs' **Scribe v2 Realtime** is an ultra-fast STT model that supports real-time transcription.
Details
Scribe v2 Realtime is an ultra-fast Speech to Text (STT) model designed for real-time transcription. Unlike the asynchronous Scribe v2, it is optimized for services that require immediate feedback, such as real-time language translation.
For security when using the API, client-side streaming does not expose the API key directly; instead, a single-use token generated on the server is used to establish the connection.
Transcript data is divided into two types:
- Partial transcripts: 'live transcription' data streamed in real time via WebSocket.
- Committed transcripts: 'finalized transcription' data with improved accuracy based on context.
Users can determine the commit timing via a Commit Strategy. There is a Manual method with direct control, and a method that uses VAD (Voice Activity Detection) to detect silence intervals and automatically commit. Using Committed transcripts, which have secured context, can significantly improve accuracy by reducing similar-sounding errors such as "I scream" and "Ice cream."
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