Regular Directions

  1. Download your Transcription from the Job Details page. The filename format is currently asrOutput.json.
    1. That’s easy.  Done.
  2. Run the transcript.py program on the downloaded file, i.e. python ./transcript.py asrOutput.json
    1. I’ve installed Python 3.11, and I ran the script “python ./transcript.py asrOutput.json”
      The result is a Syntax error (image).
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  3. Results will be written in your current working directory as [FILENAME]-transcript.txt

Per results of step 2, I had no results.

S3/Lambda Directions

  1. Probably worth checking your lambda Memory/Execution time settings, depending on the size of the files you'll work with. I like ~256MB and ~15 seconds for general use.
    1. Where in AWS is that?  I did a search, but didn’t receive that as a search result.
  2. Create an S3 bucket with two folders; input/ and output/
    1. Easy.  Done (Image 7, below).
  3. Create a Lambda function that triggers on CreateObject in input/ (Triggers section of the UI)
    1. How do you create Lambda functions?
      The only Lambda options are to create “Object Lambda Access Points”? (image 2 below).
      Note:  I did this, but when I load asrOutput.json into the “input/” folder (step 1 above), nothing happens.

NOTE:  If “Object Lambda Access Points” isn’t how to create a Lambda Function, you can stop here and avoid reviewing the screen shots below.

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    1. Clicking “Object Lambda . . “ navigates to “Object Lambda Access Points”, with 2 buttons titled “Create Object Lambda Access Points” (below)

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3.    Which navigates to “Create Object Lambda Access Point”

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  1. Give the function access to write to S3/output (Resources section of the UI)

Assuming that “Object Lambda Access Points” IS how you create a Lambda Function, how do I give it access to write to S3/Output (the other folder I created in Image 5)?

  1. Place json file in S3/input and wait a few seconds for your transcript to show up in output/
    See below (Image 8), no updated/formatted transcript appears in output folder.

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