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Meeting Transcript - Q1 Planning
Speaker 1: Let's review the goals.
Speaker 2: The main KPI is activation.
Speaker 1: We'll revisit budgets next week.
Speaker 2: I'll share a draft timeline.Start from audio or video, then export as PDF.
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Yes, you can include timestamps in PDF exports if you enable them before downloading.
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