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MTS Link transcription: create meeting notes, decisions, tasks, and timestamps.
MTS Link transcription
MTS Link meeting transcription and minutes
Paste an MTS Link meeting link — the bot records the call and produces the transcription: a meeting transcript with speakers, timestamps, and automatic meeting minutes.
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MTS Link transcription: create meeting notes, decisions, tasks, and timestamps.
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You ran a webinar on MTS Link — and nobody remembers the audience questions
MTS Link is often chosen for webinars and client presentations: dozens of listeners, a flood of questions at the end, screen sharing. And that's exactly where the most valuable part gets lost — what the participants actually asked and how they were answered. The speaker replied on the fly, nobody took notes, and after the broadcast marketing asks for a 'list of questions from the floor' for the FAQ and the newsletter. Replaying a two-hour recording for ten remarks is a half-day job. Transcribing an MTS Link meeting turns that recording into structured text: the talk, a Q&A block and timecodes that let you find any demo or answer in seconds without scrolling the whole webinar.
How to transcribe an MTS Link recording and assemble materials
There are two scenarios. You can paste a link to the MTS Link meeting — the bot joins, records the call and returns the transcript. Or you can download the recording after the webinar and upload it manually; the 4 GB limit covers long broadcasts. The service recognises Russian speech, separates presenters and participants by voice and adds timecodes. The smart report builds a summary of the talk, pulls the audience questions into a separate block and compiles a task list. In the editor it's easy to split the Q&A from the main part, verify product names and links, then export: DOCX for the summary, Markdown for the newsletter, TXT for the archive and SRT if you need video subtitles.
How to prepare materials after an MTS Link webinar
The first rule for a long broadcast is to cut the recording into meaningful blocks: intro, talk, demo, questions. That way the summary reads well instead of looking like one solid wall. Second: put audience questions into a separate list — they make a ready FAQ and topics for the next newsletter. Third: verify by timecode the moments with slide demos and figures, because names and numbers are recognised less well by ear than connected speech. And finally, before sending, remove the organisers' service chatter and technical 'can you hear me?' remarks, keeping only what's useful to the audience. The AI chat over the transcript quickly finds the speaker's answer on a given topic.
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Transcription questions
How do I transcribe an MTS Link meeting into text?
Paste a link to the MTS Link meeting — the bot joins and records the call — or download the recording after the broadcast and upload it manually. The service recognises the speech, separates presenters and participants by voice and returns an MTS Link transcript with timecodes and a summary.
How do I collect the questions after an MTS Link webinar?
The smart report pulls audience questions into a separate block, apart from the talk. From that list it's easy to build a FAQ, newsletter topics or supplement training materials. Each question is tied to a timecode, so the speaker's answer is easy to replay in the recording.
Will there be a smart report for the MTS Link meeting?
Yes. Besides the transcript, the service builds a summary of the talk, a list of audience questions and a set of tasks with owners. That report covers the typical post-webinar need — to prepare newsletter and archive materials quickly without replaying the whole broadcast.
What about a long two-hour recording?
The service transcribes a long broadcast in full within the 4 GB limit, and in the editor it's easy to split into meaningful blocks: intro, talk, demo, Q&A. Timecodes help you return to the right slide or answer in seconds without scrolling the whole MTS Link recording by hand.
Can I transcribe MTS Link for free?
Yes, the first transcription starts from the home page with no card and no sign-up. That's enough to run a real webinar and see how the summary and the question block look. Extended team features and knowledge bases connect later if you want them.
Which formats can I export the webinar materials to?
The summary to DOCX, newsletter materials to Markdown, the full transcript to TXT for the archive, the data to JSON. For a video recording, SRT and VTT subtitles are available. You can also open a private link to the transcript for colleagues without publishing the broadcast outside.
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