Which TranscribeMe tag should you use if you are unable to make out a word or phrase due to a difficult accent, poor audio, or an unsuccessful internet search? Please type the tag in the box below, formatted as per our style, and with no punctuation after.Example: [applause]

The TranscribeMe tag to be used in any of the scenarios described above is the [inaudible] tag.

TranscribeMe is a transcription platform whereby messages in spoken words are written or typed. Transcribers listen to audio messages and type out what they hear.

Tags are generally used to make identification or pass a specific information based on the type of tag used.

For TranscribeMe, the [inaudible] tag is used when a transcriber finds it difficult to make out a certain word or phrase due to reasons such as : poor audio, difficult accent, noise. The portion which could not be heard is replaced with the [inaudible] tag.

Such as :

I have been able watch and [inaudible]

Thus shows that the transcriber is unable to decipher what the next phrase after 'and' is.

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[inaudible] is the "TranscribeMe" tag which will suit the given situation.

Explanation:

Here the situation speaks about audio and we must find "TranscibeMe tag" to replace that conversation. Whenever there is a difficulty to understand the accent, poor audio or less clarity because of unsuccessful internet search we use [inaudible] tag. It is better to include time stamp for better clarity.

[inaudible][00:00] - Use this when you are not able to guess what was said.

Example:

Suppose the speaker is saying "we went to the park and met at 7:00". It means that the person who the speaker met was inaudible. So we have to write as below:

Answer– We went to the park and met [inaudible 00:07:00] there.

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