If you see the above error, you're likely using a sample rate that's too high. Currently, live transcription supports recording up to 48000 Hz. Don't worry — you can still transcribe your recording. This article walks you through some options for transcribing your recording.
Lower your mic's sample rate
If you want to use live transcription, you'll have to lower your recording sample rate.
- Open the Audio MIDI Setup app.
- In the left sidebar, select your microphone.
- In the Format field, choose a sample rate of 48000 Hz or lower.
- Open the Control Panel.
- Under the Sound section, select Manage audio devices.
- Go to the Recordings tab, choose your microphone, and then click Properties in the bottom right corner of the window.
- Open the Advanced tab, and set your sample rate to 48000 Hz or lower from the dropdown menu.
Disable live transcription
You'll have to disable live transcription if you need to record at 96000 Hz. You can transcribe the recording once it's finished.
To disable live transcription:
- Select
in the middle of the top bar to open the Recording panel.
- Select
to the right of your microphone and uncheck Transcribe.
After you're done recording:
- Right-click your new recording in the Script Editor.
- Select Transcribe file.