Software updates, tips, and user stories
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 macOS Catalina/Big Sur support. Both this public beta and the soon-to-come official release will be free to current InqScribe…
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…
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If you live in a small community and speak a regional language, it’s difficult for your story to get out. Aliana uses InqScribe to translate the experiences of Nepali burn victims to a wider audience. By: Aliana Monodee, a documentary filmmaker with Tribhuvan University In Nepal, many women suffer discrimination based on caste and gender. This…
With the recent release of macOS 10.14 Mojave, you may wonder, will InqScribe still work if I update? The answer is yes. InqScribe offers the same functionality on Mojave as it has with previous versions of macOS. There is no need to download a new version of InqScribe. The current release, version 2.2.4 is the…
Did you know InqScribe offers access to more export formats than what’s in the app? Our InqScribe Labs website allows you to convert your InqScribe transcript into a few extra formats. What is InqScribe Labs? InqScribe Labs is website that gives users access to experimental new features. Currently, the site houses a few commonly…
We often hear from users working with video that has a running timecode burned in to the video image. The most common issue is that the on-screen running timecode doesn’t match up with InqScribe’s default [00.00.00:00] starting point. You can easily resolve this by running a timecode adjustment. However, you may also have a gap…
We’ve just released InqScribe version 2.2.4, a minor update that addresses a few bugs. Here’s the full list of changes: The export submenu now includes a link to labs.inqscribe.com, which offers some export formats beyond what the app provides. Exported file names are now based on the document name instead of defaulting to “export”. Preserve the…