Transcribe your audio and video files locally, totally secure.
Ragnar is a simple app built with Python and Streamlit that transcribes your audio and video files locally on your computer, or your own server. Totally secure and without any need to call out to any services but your own computer. It uses Whisper and Whisper Stable.
The transcriptions can then be saved as txt, docx, json and srt (subtitles). You can either record audio in the app or upload files.
- When you run the app, a web page is opened in your default web browser.
- You can either upload an audio/video file or record audio directly from the app.
- When you've uploaded or recorded audio, the audio file will be converted into an mp3 file and compressed in size.
- The mp3 file will be transcribed using Whisper locally on your computer based on your settings (language and model).
- The transcribed text is presented to you with the possibility to download it in different formats, eg docx, txt, srt.
- (v0.6.0) Add dropdown menu to choose source language of audio file - sometimes the language auto detect fails
- Local LLM for summary and maybe chat with transcriptions
- Upload multiple files
- Create video with subtitles
- Better install instructions
- (v0.6.0) Documented code :)
- Server: Queue transcriptions so that it only runs a set amount at the same time.
- Server: E-mail notice. When your transcription is done, an e-mail is sent to you with zipped files.
This is an early beta, but it works. Expect updates as I develop this app. If you have any suggestions, feel free to ask.
PS. I'm not a programmer. It's prototype code. ;)
- Tested on Mac OSX and Windows 10 with Python 3.9 - 3.11. 3.12 won't work.
- Download the files and 'pip install -r requirements.txt'
- Install FFMPEG on your system
- Run with 'streamlit run app.py' alternatively 'python -m streamlit run app.py'
- The first time you run it, it will take som time since the Whisper model is downloaded to your computer.
- If you're on Windows, I included a 'ragnar.bat' file which starts the application if you place all code in 'C:\ragnar'. You can edit this if you place Ragnar in a different folder.
- v0.6.1
- Windows users getting weird characters instead of å ä ö. Fixed it with utf-8 in transcribe.py
- v0.6.0
- I've split the code into several python files.
- I've fixed the 'record audio' section and it works.
- Added a dropdown menu for language selection of the source audio. By default it's set to automatic detection, which works most of the time. But if you have people speaking with heavy accents or such you can set the language here.
- v0.5.0
- Init upload - early beta
- (v0.5.0)
The "record audio" section is a bit wonky