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To use DeepInfra's API, you'll need an API key.
You'll use this API key in your requests to authenticate with our services.
Whisper is a Speech-To-Text model from OpenAI. Given an audio file with voice data it produces human speech recognition text with per sentence timestamps. There are different model sizes (small, base, large, etc.) and variants for English, see more at deepinfra.com. By default, Whisper produces by sentence timestamp segmentation. We also host whisper-timestamped that can provide timestamps for words in the audio. You can use it with our REST API. Here's how to use it:
curl -X POST \
-F "audio=@/home/user/all-in-01.mp3" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
'https://api.deepinfra.com/v1/inference/openai/whisper-timestamped-medium.en'
To see additional parameters and how to call this model, check out the documentation page for complete API reference and examples.
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