Will the output be in Cyrillic or romanised?

Cyrillic (Кириллица). The standard written form of Russian.

Are Russian cases and grammatical forms preserved?

Yes — cases, gender agreement, verb aspect all preserved as spoken. The output reads as natural written Russian.

Does it handle Belarusian, Ukrainian, or Kazakh content?

Belarusian and Ukrainian are separate languages with their own Whisper support. Kazakh similarly. Same converter, the language is auto-detected from the audio.

Can the Russian transcript be translated?

Two-step: convert to Russian Markdown via Video to Markdown, then Translate Markdown for English.

Will Russian punctuation conventions be used?

Yes — long dashes for dialogue (—), Russian-style quotation marks («»), and standard Russian punctuation conventions are used in the output.

Russian Video to Markdown — Transcribe Russian Videos

Cyrillic output

Output is in Russian Cyrillic (Кириллица). Cases (nominative through prepositional), gender agreement, and verb aspect (perfective/imperfective) are preserved as spoken. Proper nouns and the start of sentences are capitalised correctly.

Use cases

Russian tech and business YouTube content, Russian-language podcasts, university lectures from Russian institutions, news content. CIS-region Russian (Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ukraine) variants transcribe similarly to standard Russian — minor regional vocabulary differences but same script and structure.

Romanisation

The output is in Cyrillic, not romanised. For Latin-alphabet output (rare requirement), a separate transliteration step is needed.

Russian Video to Markdown — Transcribe Russian Videos

Cyrillic output

Use cases

Romanisation

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