Submitting a file to be transcribed by the asynchronous speech-to-text engine is known as a job.
The following example will show how to use the asynchronous API to transcribe a sample audio file. Information on how to install the SDK and include it in a C++ application can be found at. The C++Rest SDK is an open-source library that allows C++ applications to communicate with a RESTful service or Websockets over a TCP connection. To communicate with the API we will use Microsoft’s C++Rest SDK.
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Get an Access Token: Try the Rev AI API for Free C++Rest SDK The access token should be sent as a header in a request sent to the API in the format Authorization: Bearer. Click on the Access Token and generate a new token. To sign up for an access token create an account at. To use the Rev.ai API an access token is needed. The API exposes RESTful endpoints that are used to perform tasks such as submit media to be transcribed and retrieve transcriptions. The Streaming API uses WebSockets to allow duplex communication over a single TCP connection. The Streaming API allows real-time transcription of an audio or video feed. Using the Asynchronous API an hour-long recording can be processed in a matter of minutes. The Asynchronous API allows pre-recorded audio or video files to be transcribed via an HTTP POST request. The Rev.ai automated text-to-speech suite consists of 2 APIs for processing media files: the Asynchronous API and the Streaming API. Communicating with an API using C++ Asynchronous and Streaming API
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