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LearnTranscriber 0.1.2
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release. Only release title and notes can be modified.
New features since 0.1.1: transcribe a file you already have, export captions, note templates and practice questions, and updates that download inside the app.
What's new
- Transcribe a file: "Transcribe a file" on the Sessions page turns an MP3, M4A or WAV, or the audio of an MP4 or MOV, into a session, with the speech engine you already set up.
- Captions: a session's "Copy or export" menu saves it as SRT or WebVTT captions, besides Markdown.
- Note templates: the note saved when a recording stops can follow General, Standup, One-on-one, Interview or Lecture (Settings → Features → Session notes).
- Practice questions: next to "Generate summary", up to five questions about the session, from the easiest to the hardest, with the answers below.
- Updates inside the app: the update banner downloads the new DMG and checks it against the release's SHA-256 before opening it.
- Vocabulary: terms you add under Settings → Vocabulary help local Whisper and cloud transcription spell them right.
Fixes and improvements
- Clearer errors for the microphone, windows that fail to open and lost connections.
- The local AI server now requires a key, records the runtime versions it uses, and servers left behind by a crash are cleaned up.
- The floating panel stays light in long sessions, and the assistant picker stays open on a busy Mac.
Install or update
- Download LearnTranscriber-arm64.dmg below. It is for Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 14 or newer.
- Open it and drag LearnTranscriber to Applications, replacing the older version if you have it. The permissions you granted stay, because every version is signed with the same certificate.
- The app is not notarized by Apple, so macOS blocks the first launch of each new version. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, choose Open Anyway next to LearnTranscriber and confirm with your password (Apple's instructions).
With Homebrew: brew tap learntranscriber/tap && brew trust learntranscriber/tap && brew install --cask learntranscriber (or brew upgrade --cask learntranscriber).
Verify the download
SHA-256 of LearnTranscriber-arm64.dmg:
b448afe381ceae4fec80f1e349647df500d6d20d06793b8e0dc339895d209133
LearnTranscriber-arm64.dmg.sha256 holds the same value for shasum -a 256 -c, and LearnTranscriber-0.1.2-sbom.cdx.json lists what the app ships, in CycloneDX: the renderer's npm packages, Electron and the native helpers with their Swift packages.
The app is signed with the project's own code-signing certificate, LearnTranscriber Dev, the same one as 0.1.0 and 0.1.1.