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An update to InqScribe is now available for Windows and macOS versions 10.14 and earlier. This is a very small update that adds two things: Enhanced support for future evaluation license requests Updates to various support URLs. That means if you recently requested a trial license and are currently running InqScribe version 2.2.4 or earlier,…
Another update to our ongoing InqScribe 2.5 Beta is now available. The version 2.5.0.304 update includes some behind-the-scenes changes to the way InqScribe handles USB devices. Most notably, InqScribe 2.5 now supports the VEC Infinity USB-3 foot pedal. Download the update from our website here. Or, update your existing 2.5 Beta by opening the app…
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Kino Klassika uses InqScribe to bring Russian film culture to new audiences. By: Olga Doletskaya, Season Manager at Kino Klassika Founded in 2015, Kino Klassika Foundation is the only independent organisation in the world dedicated to cinema from Russia, the Caucasus, and Central Asia. We create programs of restorations, publications, art commissions, and events to…
Those of you thinking of updating to macOS Big Sur (11.0), fear not. The InqScribe 2.5 beta works great on macOS Big Sur. It will of course also continue running on macOS Catalina (10.15) and most older versions of macOS going back to 10.8. While the 2.5 beta runs on Catalina and Big Sur, our…
We’ve just released another update to our ongoing 2.5 Beta for macOS! This release includes further refinements and bug fixes. Here’s what’s new: Use of emoji no longer causes inaccurate Find/Replace results, timecode coloring, or timecode selection. XML exports do a better job filtering out invalid XML characters. Better auto-deactivation of USB devices that aren’t…
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By Angelique Stone, freelance transcriber from Cape Point, South Africa Here in South Africa, as elsewhere in the world, many have suffered a severe loss from the Coronavirus crisis. Aside from hardships to health and family life, businesses have had to close and the unemployment rate has increased to historic levels. Unfortunately, like many others,…
A new version of our InqScribe 2.5 beta is now available for macOS. As you may already know, version 2.5 is an upcoming update that brings a new HD interface, an improved media engine, and full Catalina/Big Sur support. Both this public beta and the soon-to-come official release will be free to current InqScribe license…
We’re pleased to announce InqScribe version 2.5 is now ready for public beta testing! This update brings some long requested new features along with full Catalina and Big Sur support: Native spell check Sleek new design, in Retina-compatible high definition New, more versatile media engine More responsive, fully native text field Emojis Improved USB device…
Apple has released macOS Catalina which has broken many applications, including InqScribe. Here’s what you need to know: Don’t upgrade just yet! As with any major OS update, we recommend waiting at least a release or two for Apple to fix the inevitable issues before upgrading. This is doubly true if you have any critical…
If you’re on a Mac, you’re probably wondering how InqScribe will handle the release of Catalina (macOS 10.15). After all, InqScribe 2.2.4 is a 32-bit app, and Catalina phases out support for 32-bit apps. We’ve got you covered! Yes, we are currently preparing a new release, InqScribe v2.5, due out next month as a free…