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I found a solution from Thomas Frank, a YouTuber that provides a lot of information about Notion. He has a script you can download, that converts audio recordings to text, using Whisper AI, and that places the text (plus selectable features like summaries etc) in a Notion database. The cost is very low! Even a half-hour recording comes in at pennies. Plus, Adobe Premiere Pro video editing software has a built-in transcription function (to create sub-titles), that seems to work pretty well, and costs nothing per use.

Pink Elephant: As I mentioned in my question, the Dictation solution you pointed to is NOT the same as Transcription. Transcribing text from previously recorded audio is not currently a standard feature of iOS.

Can we have or does someone know of a method to transcribe pre-existing audio notes into text? This is not the same as dictation, so pointing to that solution is irrelevant. I have found a way to acquire low cost and accurate transcriptions using a process developed by a third party. The trouble is that audios first need to be moved to dropbox, fed through the AI process and the destination for output is set to Notion, and as I understand it, the AI integration means the material is not private. https://thomasjfrank.com/how-to-transcribe-audio-to-text-with-chatgpt-and-notion/#overview It would be great if Evernote could implement a process or if there is already one to convert audio in EN to text directly with the app, or at least have the EN note as the destination. Is someone aware of a solution that is more integrated into Evernote?

Hey EverNote, is there any setting in iOS to set where audio recordings may reside if they drop from the note? I have found some audio (by accident) that didn't save in the note, but were possible to upload. I have no memory of where I found them, but I do recall that I did find them.