Does it handle Québécois French?

Yes — Canadian French is well-supported. The accent and vocabulary differences from Metropolitan French are recognised; output reflects what was spoken.

What about regional accents in metropolitan France?

Standard parisien transcribes most accurately. Provincial accents (Marseille, Alsace, etc.) work well; very thick regional accents may have slightly higher error rates.

Are French accents (é, à, ç) preserved?

Yes — all French diacritics are preserved in the Markdown output.

Can I get an English translation directly?

Two-step: convert to French Markdown first via Video to Markdown, then translate via Translate Markdown.

Will quotes like "Monsieur le Président" be preserved correctly?

Yes — formal French address patterns and titles transcribe correctly with proper capitalisation.

French Video to Markdown — Transcribe French Videos

What works

Metropolitan French (France) and Canadian French (Québec) transcribe accurately. African French (Senegalese, Ivorian, Congolese) also works well — these accents are well-represented in training data. Verlan and very colloquial slang may produce errors; standard professional French (interviews, lectures, broadcasts) is typically 96-98% accurate.

Output language

Output is French, matching input. For an English translation, follow up with Translate Markdown.

Use cases

French-language podcasts (massive market in France, Quebec, French Africa) → blog posts. University lectures from Sorbonne / McGill / French institutions → study notes. French-language YouTube content → English-language analysis. Bilingual Canadian content (English/French sections) handled cleanly.

French Video to Markdown — Transcribe French Videos

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