Creates a new transcribe job. Sends the finished transcript to the provided webhook URL.
This endpoint supports both a remote file from URL and a local file from multipart form data.

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Transcribe a Remote File (from url)

If you have a media file accessible via a URL, you can provide the URL to the file in the request body with the header Content-Type set to application/json. Typically you would use this method if you have a file stored in a cloud storage service such as Amazon S3. Use the url field in the body of the request to provide the URL to the file.
Make sure the URL to the file is publicly accessible, otherwise our endpoint cannot read the file

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Transcribe a Local File

If you have a media file stored locally, you can provide the file in the request body with the header Content-Type set to multipart/form-data. Use the file field in the body of the request to upload the file. Typically you would use this method if you have a file stored on a local machine or device.

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Receiving the transcript (Webhook)

The webhook URL is where the finished transcript will be sent. The transcript will be sent as a JSON object in the request body.
Make sure the webhook URL is publicly accessible, otherwise our endpoint cannot send the transcript
The request body of the webhook will be equal to the Transcript schema as specified on page Transcript Schema.