Speech to Text Performance Tiers
Corti speech to text uses a tier system to categorize functionality and performance that is available per language:Language Availability per Endpoint
The table below summarizes languages supported by the Corti API and how they can be used with speech to text endpoints (Transcribe, Streams, and Transcripts) and text generation endpoints (Documents):
Notes:
1 Use the listed language codes for the parameters
1 Use the listed language codes for the parameters
primaryLanguage in transcribe, streams, and transcripts STT requests, outputLanguage parameter in streams “facts” configuration, and outputLanguage in “create documents” requests.2 Template(s) or section(s) in the defined output must be available for successful document generation. Adding documents support for languages without a check-mark can be provided upon request, or you can build it out yourself.3 Configure primaryLanguage as gsw-CH for dialectical Swiss German workflows (e.g., conversational AI scribing), and de-CH for Swiss High German dictation.4 For Swiss German /streams configuration: Use gsw-CH for “transcription” primaryLanguage and de-CH for “facts” outputLanguage.Language Translation
- Translation (audio capture in one language with transcript output in a different language) is not officially supported in the Corti API at this time.
- Some general support for translation of
transcriptsin English tofactsin other languages (e.g. German, French, Danish, etc.) is available in streams or extract Facts requests. - Additional translation language-pair combinations are not quality assessed or performance benchmarked.
Please contact us if you are interested in a language that is not listed here, need help with tiers and endpoint definitions, or have questions about how to use language codes in API requests.