Releases: ibrahimqureshae/whisperx-transcriber
WhisperX Transcriber v1.2.0
What's new
⚡ Instant Cancel
Transcription now runs in a separate process that is terminated immediately when you click Cancel — no more waiting for the current stage to finish.
🎨 Redesigned interface
- Everything to run a job is now on one clean, fixed-size screen: file, language, model, device, output formats, save location, and options.
- Advanced settings (precision, performance tuning, silence detection, subtitle formatting, model storage) live behind a dedicated Settings tab.
- Cleaner dropdowns, improved text contrast and readability.
- The activity log appears only while a job is running and auto-hides when done.
Install
- Download
WhisperXTranscriber.zipbelow (~19 MB) - Extract anywhere — no installer, no admin rights
- Run
WhisperXTranscriber.exeand follow the one-time setup wizard
Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md
WhisperX Transcriber v1.2.0 — macOS (experimental)
⚠️ Experimental build. This macOS package is built automatically on a macOS CI runner but has not yet been tested on real Mac hardware, and it is not code-signed/notarized. It is published for testing and feedback. The supported, stable download is the Windows release.
What this is
The same thin-launcher app as Windows, built for Apple Silicon (arm64) Macs. The GUI shell is ~16 MB; the AI engine installs on first run via the setup wizard.
Requirements
- Apple Silicon Mac (M1/M2/M3/M4). Intel Macs are not covered by this build.
- Python 3.10–3.13 installed (from python.org). The macOS wizard does not auto-install Python — install it first, then click Check again.
Install & run (Gatekeeper workaround)
Because the app is unsigned, macOS Gatekeeper will block it on first launch. To run it:
- Download and unzip
WhisperXTranscriber-macOS-AppleSilicon.zip - In Terminal, clear the quarantine flag:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /path/to/WhisperXTranscriber - Run
./WhisperXTranscriber/WhisperXTranscriber - The first-run wizard installs the AI engine into
runtime/(CPU/MPS torch)
Known limitations
- Unsigned → Gatekeeper warning (see workaround above)
- Apple Silicon only (no Intel x86_64 build yet)
- Not yet verified end-to-end on Mac hardware — please report issues
A signed, notarized, double-clickable .app requires an Apple Developer ID and is planned once the runtime flow is confirmed on real hardware.