f4transkript for Mac
Transcribe or translate audio or video material (was F5).
$59.95
In English
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f4transkript overview
f4transkript (was F5) is a Cocoa editor to transcribe or translate audio or video material. Set time stamps during typing to quickly jump to a specific time of the source material. Adjust playback speed to make typing easier. Supports several USB foot pedals to control playback.
What’s new in version 8.1.0
Version 8.1.0:
- The program is now a "Universal Binary" for Intel Macs, and the M1 ARM Mac hardware
- Certified for macOS 11
- Support for the latest USB switch
- SRT export for subtitles has been massively improved, rounding errors in time stamps have been fixed, and time stamps are generally better recognized and evaluated
- Speaker names are now inserted before a time stamp at the beginning of a paragraph
- Adaptations to visual changes of macOS 11
- Improvements in the autotranscription engine when network errors occur while uploading media files
- Fixed Window width mode issues in macOS 11 have been solved
- Improvements in recognition of timestamps that are not separated from the text with a space
- The keyboard shortcut Control-T for manually inserting a time stamp works as usual again
- Improvements when accessing your own license server
- General improvements and fixes
f4transkript for Mac
$59.95
In English
Version 8.1.0
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Feb 20 2014
Version: 2.0
This is NOT free.
It's a limited 10 minutes demo version.
Other versions are commercial.
Sep 3 2013
Version: 1.0
This is a great piece of software. In the past I've used Express Scribe but found that its use of wav files cause a huge consumption of disk space. F5 uses .mp3 files and is very efficient. The transcription window has all the features you need. It is document based so you can have as many open windows as you want. The text of the transcription is saved as an rtf which can be opened with a word processor or re-opened in F5. The time stamp feature lets you efficiently move within the transcription easily. The keyboard commands are user-defined so that's convenient too. Although it is free, they do ask for a donation of 10 euros. I like this software so much that I actually donated twice. There aren't very many choices for transcription software for Mac, but that works out fine because this one has just what is needed.
Oct 12 2010
Version: 1.0
Great software. Provides keyboard shortcuts for playing and pausing audio as well as seeking. Inserts a time stamp automatically or timestamps can be entered manually. Easy to use and a real time saver for transcribing interviews for my research.