MocoVoice FAQs

Question 1

What is MocoVoice and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

MocoVoice is an MCP Server designed to integrate with Claude Desktop, enabling users to perform automatic speech recognition (ASR) on audio and video files and efficiently manage the transcription results.

Question 2

What types of media files can MocoVoice transcribe?

Accepted Answer

MocoVoice supports a wide array of audio formats including WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC, and AAC, as well as video formats such as AVI, MP4, MOV, and WM. It can handle files up to 3GB in size.

Question 3

What key features does MocoVoice offer for transcription management?

Accepted Answer

MocoVoice provides functionalities to initiate transcription jobs, display supported file formats, list available media files for transcription, retrieve detailed results by job ID, and monitor the real-time status of all ongoing and past transcription processes.

Question 4

Are there any costs associated with using MocoVoice?

Accepted Answer

The usage of MocoVoice MCP Server is charged based on the mocoVoice API usage. API costs are incurred when transcription jobs are initiated. Detailed pricing information, including any free tiers, is available on the mocoVoice API pricing page.

Question 5

How does MocoVoice integrate with Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

MocoVoice functions as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server within Claude Desktop. Once configured with Docker and your mocoVoice API key, it allows you to initiate, monitor, and retrieve transcription jobs directly through the Claude Desktop interface.

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