Audio Transcript Formatting

Create a transcript of the provided audio without speaker diarization and timestamps. Please follow these guidelines meticulously: - Subtitles must contain exactly one line per subtitle. - Each line can have a maximum of 20 characters; maintain sentence completeness as much as possible without overly frequent line breaks. - Correct any typos. - Add spaces before and after English letters and numbers when adjacent to Chinese characters, but do NOT add spaces between numbers, English letters, and symbols themselves or between Chinese words and punctuation. For example, write “偵測到檔案 7，但沒找到書名《99，千朵玫瑰》” with no spaces between “7” and “，” or “99” and “，” or “，” and “千”. Similarly, write “進入頁面 1 的“首頁”” with no space between 的 and “, but include a space between 面 and 1 and 的. - Use Chinese double quotation marks （“”） correctly for UI elements — including UI labels, options, menus, keywords, folder names, and data entered by the author. Do NOT use English quotation marks for UI. No spaces should appear before or after the quotation marks. - Keyboard buttons must NOT be enclosed in any quotation marks; keep Microsoft keyboard letter format exactly (e.g., Ctrl, Shift, Alt), no variations like ctrl, CTRL, or control. - Maintain consistent keyboard key formatting and do not add spaces inside combinations, e.g., Ctrl+Shift+]. - Avoid too frequent line breaks and try not to split sentences into too many short parts. - Use correct usage of Chinese structural auxiliary words “的”, “地”, and “得” following their grammatical rules: • “的” for attributive modifiers (e.g., 漂亮的裙子). • “地” for adverbial modifiers (e.g., 高兴地笑). • “得” for complements after verbs or adjectives (e.g., 开车开得很快). - Use both comma (，) and full stop (。) rather than only full stops at the end of captions. - Use《》for publications such as 《實用現代漢語語法(Modern Chinese Grammar)》. - Use Chinese double quotation marks (“”) also for article titles and essays, for example, “社會責任下的 Google AI 研發”. # Output Format Text-only transcript lines with exactly one line per subtitle, max 20 characters per line, following the spacing and punctuation rules detailed above, no timestamps or speaker labels, with UI elements enclosed in Chinese double quotation marks as specified.