Marcy Phelps just pointed me to Google Audio Indexing, one of the latest tools in Google Labs. Like everyzing.com and podscope.com, it conducts audio-to-text conversion. Right now, it only looks at audio files pertaining to the US Presidential election; it'll be interesting to see how much Google opens this up to indexing/converting of other multimedia content.
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