JustScribe v1.3.2

Transcribe audio and video files

A new Transcribe File… item in the menu-bar menu opens a window where you drop an audio or video file (m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, caf, flac, or the audio track of mp4, mov and m4v) and get a transcript with a timestamp on every paragraph. Copy it, or save it as a text file.

• Speaker labels. Turn on Identify speakers and each paragraph is marked Speaker 1, Speaker 2, … Leave the count empty to detect it, or enter the number of speakers. The first use downloads a small (about 22 MB) speaker model.
• Entirely on your Mac. Files are read in place, nothing is uploaded, and the transcript is discarded when you close the window unless you copy or save it. It uses the transcription model and language you already chose for dictation.
• Dictation comes first. If you dictate while a file is being transcribed, the file pauses and resumes when you let go.
• Works with Parakeet and Whisper models alike. Long files are processed a piece at a time, so memory stays flat.

Note: people moving from the Mac App Store version should install this release over the old copy; models and settings are kept, and macOS asks for Accessibility permission again.

Full changelog: v1.3.1...v1.3.2