Definition of transcribed | Bee Dictionary of English

v write out from speech, notes, etc.
v rewrite in a different script
v rewrite or arrange a piece of music for an instrument or medium other than that originally intended
v make a phonetic transcription of
The anthropologist transcribed the sentences of the native informant
v convert the genetic information in (a strand of DNA) into a strand of RNA, especially messenger RNA
s recorded for broadcast
a transcribed announcement

The new show is aired three times a week (once live, twice transcribed) to the largest audience BBC can offer.
It gleefully violated NBC's and CBS's ban on transcribed programs.
Six hundred thousand pages of documents, maps of 20,000 mass graves and 4,000 transcribed interviews with former Khmer Rouge soldiers are testimony to Chhang's conviction that .

Add DeSean Jackson to the list of Eagles veterans who want answers
The NFL may be a "copycat" league, but it now appears the Eagles are playing a game of "follow the leader." Pro Football Talk has transcribed DeSean Jackson's appearance on NFL Network from Tuesday night and the quotes hold similar to that of Michael Vick . During his time on Total Access, the former Pro Bowler went out of his way to join the now-two man conquest for answers regarding the ...
June 12, 2013 - Philly.com

Mike McCready in Consequence of Sound
It's a completely different kind of songwriting than what I'm used to,McCready told Rolling Stone in a recent interview. "Chris Chilton , who writes the music [for Fringe], gave me some ideas and I transcribed them on guitar. They told me...
Henry Waxman in Yankees.com
We are pleased that Mr. Knoblauch has agreed to voluntarily participate in a transcribed interview or deposition with the Committee,said Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) and Ranking Minority Member Tom Davis, a Republican from Virginia....
Luis von Ahn in Telegraph.co.uk
More web sites are adopting reCAPTCHAs each day, so the rate of transcription keeps growing,said Dr von Ahn. "More than 4 million words are being transcribed every day. It would take more than 1,500 people working 40 hours a week at a rate...