Voiceover QA

What is Voiceover QA?

Voiceover QA checks AI narration against its source script before you publish. Paste the script, upload the matching audio, and it flags missing, extra, repeated, or changed words at exact timestamps. It also spots long pauses, clipping, and sudden volume jumps, so you fix single clips instead of regenerating the whole track.

Top Features:

• Script comparison: marks omitted, added, repeated, and substituted words in the narration.
• Audio checks: flags long silences, clipping, and abrupt level changes in narration.
• CSV export: download a timestamped repair list with a suggested action.

Use Cases:

• Course narration: confirm lesson voiceovers match the approved script word for word.
• Video production: catch dropped lines and odd pauses before publishing videos.
• TTS prep: scan Japanese scripts for tricky names, dates, and numbers.

Who Can Use Voiceover QA?

• Content creators: check synthetic narration without replaying the full track several times.
• Production teams: share one timestamped list so editors fix the same issues.
• E-learning developers: keep course audio faithful to the script for learners.

Pricing

• Free check (free): the first five minutes of checked audio cost nothing.
• Credit pack ($7.99): a one-time purchase of 60 checked minutes through PayPal.
• TTS Preflight (free): a Japanese script risk scan before audio generation.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Precise timestamps: each finding points to the smallest clip worth replaying.
• No subscription: pay only for checked minutes, with failed jobs refunded.
• Privacy focus: uploaded audio stays private and is deleted within a day.

Cons:

• Limited languages: only English is fully supported, while Japanese remains in beta.
• Human review needed: findings can include false positives or miss real problems.
• Narrow scope: it does not judge acting, emotion, accent, or natural delivery.

FAQs:

1) Which audio formats work?

MP3, WAV, and M4A files up to 100 MB and 30 minutes.

2) Does it rate voice quality?

No, it only compares wording and checks pauses, clipping, and level jumps.

3) Which languages are supported?

English is production ready, and Japanese comparison is available as a beta.

4) Can I leave the page during analysis?

Yes, jobs keep running on the server, and you can reopen them after signing in.

5) Is it a subscription?

No, you buy one-time credit packs after the free first check.