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A Faster Engine and More Transcript Control

Major Performance Upgrade

  • The internal engine has mostly been rewritten to use a binary format contract with the UI, which means loading projects, searching, making edits will feel much smoother.

Conversions

  • You can now automatically converted MP3’s to M4A’s (this is a toggle in the Settings, off by default)

Custom Profanity Symbol

  • You can now set your own custom symbol to replace profane words (emojis too, anything your keyboard can type)

History

  • A new Reset History button has been added, letting you wipe the undo/edit history for a project when you want a clean slate.

Transcript

  • Jump to Word from a word context menu was jumping to the wrong playback position in some cases, this is now fixed and it accurately jumps to where the word is.

  • The timestamp or range is shown on the right click menu when selecting a word or group.

  • Enabling disabled words will no longer un-hide filler words.

  • If a transcript reset operation fails partway through, the rollback now correctly restores your previous transcript and profanity preferences rather than leaving things in a mixed state.

  • You can now reset the order of your edits via the more options menu.

  • We added a filter toggle to choose what to see in the pane.

  • Added .ass Advanced Sub Station sidecar files.

  • You can now use ⌘C to copy selected word or group selection to your clipboard.

Metadata

  • Audio-only projects were sometimes showing a Video Source section in the metadata pane when there was no video, this false information no longer appears.

General

  • Added a hover highlight effect on split-view panel dividers.

  • Lots of small bug fixes and consistencies addressed.

  • Queued operations in the Action Center are now more clear.

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