Transcript (noun)

A written or typed copy of a speech, broadcast, or other recorded words.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin transcriptum, from the verb transcribere "write across".

Examples:

1. She requested a transcript of the proceedings.
2. The court reporter created a transcript of the trial.
3. The transcript of the interview was used as evidence in court.
4. The reporter provided a transcript of the president's speech.
5. The student needed a transcript of his grades to apply to college.