> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guides.transcript.study/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guides.transcript.study/transcript-mobile/notebook/materials/lecture-session.md).

# Lecture Session

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{% tab title="Live Listen" %}

### Using Live Listen to Record and Transcribe

1. **Select Live Listen Lecture Mode:**
   * Choose the "Live Listen" option to begin recording your lecture or conversation.
2. **Start Recording:**
   * Click the microphone icon in the center of the screen to start recording.
3. **Pause Recording:**
   * If needed, you can pause the recording by tapping the pause button in the top left corner.
4. **Finish and Save:**
   * Once you're done, click "Finish" to stop the recording. Your audio will be automatically transcribed and saved.

That's it! Afterward, you can view the complete transcript along with an AI-generated outline and summary for easy review. You can also create practice sets or export the content in various formats like PDF or DOCX for further study.

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{% tab title="Youtube" %}

### Generating a Transcript from a YouTube Video

1. **Paste the YouTube Link:**
   * Copy the link of the YouTube video you want to transcribe and paste it into the designated field.
2. **Start the Process:**
   * Click "Start" to begin generating the transcript.
3. **View the Results:**
   * Once completed, you’ll have access to the full transcript, along with an AI-generated outline and summary.
4. **Further Options:**
   * You can create practice sets from the content or export it in various formats like PDF or DOCX for additional review and study.

That's it! Your YouTube video has been successfully transcribed and summarized, ready for your study needs.

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