Question 1

What formats can I export transcripts in?

Accepted Answer

NoteLM supports TXT (plain text) and SRT (SubRip subtitle) formats. TXT is best for reading, SRT is best for video editing.

Question 2

What is an SRT file?

Accepted Answer

SRT (SubRip Text) is the industry-standard subtitle format. It contains numbered entries with timestamps and text, compatible with all video editors.

Question 3

Which format should I use for reading?

Accepted Answer

Use TXT format for reading or studying. It's clean text that can be opened in any text editor or note-taking app.

Question 4

Which format is best for video editing?

Accepted Answer

Use SRT format for video editing. Import it directly into Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve, or any video editor for subtitles.

Question 5

Can I include timestamps in TXT export?

Accepted Answer

Yes, NoteLM gives you the option to include or exclude timestamps in TXT exports. Check the timestamp option before downloading.

Question 6

How do I open an SRT file?

Accepted Answer

SRT files are plain text. Open them in any text editor (Notepad, VS Code) or import directly into video editing software.

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