YES. Speakers and timecode included in text file is important. That would put the built in feature on par with the cloud transcription I'm currently using that generates an XML file that I import into Premiere. On the other hand, Premiere's Speech to Text is included with my Creative Cloud subscription. And the transcripts it produces are pretty much the same as what I'm now paying for.

YES. Speaker names and timecode is critical to helping review long-form interview content. 100%

This would be sooo useful.

YES PLEASE. This would bring real value to exporting a transcript for client and internal review.

100% - why would you not have included this feature to begin with?

100% agree. It’s actually pretty crucial to build narrative. At the very least we need timecode export ASAP.

Yes, 100 times yes. It would be incredibly useful to be able to send a transcript to clients in script form with speaker and timecode for edit notes.

The new speach2text function is awesome and work incredible well even in German! But there is one main feature missing,

As we're cutting a lot of life streams with several hours of spoken words for our customers, it would be awesome to export the transcript with the speaker names in front of each paragraph.

When exporting transcripts txt files, it would be helpful to include the Speaker(s) and timecode time stamps. Not having the way to differentiate the speakers is really counter productive when reading the text files. It would be super beneficial to have that included. Thank you.

The export to text feature for captions is very handy, however they don't record the speaker's names or a timecode when exported out.

It would be great to have the option to export the timecodes and speakers info to the text file to help with paper edits.