Google Recorder on the web increases the playback speed

Last March the Google Recorder developer team released version 3.5 of the app dedicated to Android smartphones, introducing some changes to the interface but, apparently, the Mountain View giant also had other news in the works for this handy application.

In particular, the novelty to which we are referring concerns in this case the Google Recorder website, introduced over a year ago as part of the changes for the backups of the application dedicated to Android devices (you can reach it by following this link).

The Google Recorder site introduces a handy novelty

Well, in addition to the buttons to pause and restart playback, bring the audio backward by 5 seconds and advance the playback by 10 seconds, the row of controls at the bottom also includes a button to manage the playback speed, which can be enriched with another option.

In this regard, we remind you that the system saves the current preference (so that the user does not have to select it at each new access) and with a touch, it is possible to choose between the various alternatives available: 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, 2x and 3x.

Note that this new speed, that is 3x, is an option that even YouTube does not offer (and which instead is present in Google Podcasts). Undoubtedly, the ability to manage the playback speed of a recording is a highly appreciated feature that may prove to be very useful.

For example, the slower option might be convenient for manually reviewing and correcting errors in automated transcription while the faster option may be ideal for quickly finding a specific part of the recording.

The website playback speed controls were introduced last March and we are sure they would be highly appreciated by users in the Android application as well. The Google Recorder app is available in the Google Play Store.

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