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# Audio Upload

If Cogram did not attend a meeting live, you can upload a recording afterward to generate a full transcript and meeting notes.

## Uploading a recording

1. Go to [Meetings > Audio Upload](https://app.cogram.com/dashboard/meetings/audio-upload).
2. Fill in the required fields:
   * **Meeting Title**: a descriptive name for the meeting.
   * **Meeting Language**: the language spoken in the recording. Defaults to your account transcription language preference.
   * **Recording Audio File**: click to browse and select an audio file. Any standard audio format is accepted.
   * **Meeting Datetime**: the date and time the meeting took place. Defaults to now.
3. Click **Upload**.

<figure><img src="/files/Ec8UxMx0Dv8yBm02L9nV" alt="The Audio Upload form with Meeting Title, Project, Meeting Language, Recording Audio File, and Meeting Datetime fields and an Upload button"><figcaption><p>The Audio Upload form</p></figcaption></figure>

A progress bar shows the upload status. Once complete, a success message appears with a link to the newly created meeting. The meeting is then processed in the background: transcription and note generation typically take a few minutes depending on the recording length.

## After uploading

The uploaded recording appears in your [Meetings list](https://app.cogram.com/dashboard/meetings/all) with the source label "Audio Upload". Open it to view the transcript, summary, and action items, just like any other meeting.

You can upload another recording as soon as the first finishes. Once processing completes, open the meeting to review its summary and action items.


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