South Korea long recordings

National Assembly sittings and committee days from South Korea: paste the stream link, get Korean text with chapters.

English business meetings recorded in South Korea: a 90-minute meeting is text in about 3 minutes, a quarter of weekly ones on $18.

Packs from $4 for 300 minutes

English-medium lectures recorded in South Korea: a 75-minute class is text in about 2.5 minutes, a month of classes on the $18 pack.

Two- to five-hour board meetings and shareholder meetings from South Korea, with the decisions and figures pulled out.

Weekly 90- to 120-minute church services in Korean, transcribed for sermon notes, with a Workspace for the media team.

Civil service exam (공무원 시험) review lectures in South Korea: 2 to 4 hour lectures as Korean notes for revision.

Korean conference recordings, one file per session or a whole Drive folder, about 2 minutes per hour.

Three- to six-hour council meetings from South Korea, transcribed in Korean and turned into a brief for drafting minutes.

Day-long court and tribunal hearing recordings from South Korea, as a timestamped working transcript, not a certified one.

Startup demo day recordings in South Korea: 3 to 5 hour pitch events, one file per session, every pitch in chapters.

Graduate seminar (대학원) recordings in South Korea: 2 to 3 hour seminars as DOCX notes for papers and lab records.

Hagwon (학원) class recordings in South Korea: 2 to 3 hour Korean classes as notes you can search before a test.

Two- and three-hour Zoom or Teams recordings from Korean teams, sent as the file afterwards, no bot in the call.

Journalism, oral history and HR interviews in Korea that run past an hour, each recording as one file.

Two- to four-hour Korean podcast episodes from an RSS link, back with chapters and quotes for the show notes.

Online lecture (인강) recordings in South Korea: 1 to 2 hour lectures, dozens per course, as searchable Korean notes.

Dozens of 60- to 120-minute Korean research interviews per study, back as DOCX ready for qualitative coding software.

Two to three hour 스터디 sessions from South Korea, Korean detected, written up for members who missed the meeting.

Six- to eight-hour company training days in Korean, recorded as one file and returned with chapters by module.

Two- and three-hour university lectures in Korean, one file each, back at about 2 minutes per audio hour.

Korean 웨비나 recordings of one to two hours as text with chapters, ready in about 4 minutes each.

Academic conference (학회) recordings in South Korea: sessions in Korean and English, one file per session, with chapters.