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Scriberman 1.1.4
Scriberman 1.1.4
What’s new
- Restore deleted recordings and completed imports with Undo or from Pending deletions for up to 24 hours, or delete them permanently sooner.
Fixes
- Live transcripts keep scrolling to new text after 100 segments.
- The recording waveform respects Reduce Motion while continuing to show audio levels.
- The Delete button is back in the session detail toolbar.
Scriberman 1.1.3
Scriberman 1.1.3
What’s new
- Read, search, and play passages from the full transcript directly in session details.
- Undo and redo changes to session titles, tags, and speakers.
- Access recording, playback, session actions, and Find through menus and keyboard shortcuts.
- Play and copy transcript passages with keyboard and VoiceOver controls.
- Hear microphone and app audio together in both ears in new recordings.
Fixes
- The Stop button stays visible as the live transcript grows.
- Failed title saves now show an alert and preserve the previous title.
Scriberman 1.1.3-beta.32
Immutable
release. Only release title and notes can be modified.
Scriberman 1.1.3
Scriberman 1.1.3 release.
Scriberman 1.1.3-beta.31
Immutable
release. Only release title and notes can be modified.
Scriberman 1.1.3
Scriberman 1.1.3 release.
Scriberman 1.1.2
Scriberman 1.1.2
What’s new
- Opt in to beta updates through the hidden Dev Features tab. Click the current version in Settings seven times to unlock it.
- Adjust audio sync and capture recovery settings in Dev Features. Changes apply to the next recording.
Fixes
- Recordings retain their original audio sync settings through completion and recovery, even if you change settings afterward.
Scriberman 1.1.1
Scriberman 1.1.1
What’s new
- Copied, exported, and saved transcripts now share consistent formatting with titles, speaker labels, and timestamps.
Fixes
- Live transcripts appear sooner during uninterrupted speech.
- Reduced repeated text during dictation when numbers, dates, or amounts are revised as you speak.
- Renaming a recording now updates the title in its saved transcript file.
Scriberman 1.1.0
Scriberman 1.1.0
What’s new
- Rename speakers with saved-name suggestions, merge speakers, or assign a transcript block to another speaker.
- See each speaker’s talk time and reset names from the new Speakers list.
- Rename or merge saved speaker profiles and remove individual voiceprints in Settings.
Fixes
- Saved Markdown transcripts now match the speaker names and transcript shown in the app.
Scriberman 1.0.12
Scriberman 1.0.12
What’s new
- Choose Live dictation to type as you speak, or insert text after releasing the hotkey.
- Choose GPU or Neural Engine for speech recognition.
- Reduced wait for your first dictation result and for Live dictation to finish after a pause.
Scriberman 1.0.11
Scriberman 1.0.11
What’s new
- Get meeting suggestions from selected calendars and prepare a recording session.
- Delete individual saved speaker profiles or clear them all in Settings.
Fixes
- Corrected word attribution when speakers change or overlap in live transcription.
- Kept speaker identities consistent throughout live recordings and saved transcripts.
- Speaker renames in live transcripts now update speaker memory for future recognition.
- Offline transcription and retranscription now show matched speaker names and use numbered labels for unrecognized speakers.
Scriberman 1.0.10
Scriberman 1.0.10
Fixes
- Imported 16 kHz and 44.1 kHz audio keeps its correct duration and pitch.
- Recordings no longer share files accidentally, and interrupted audio and screen-video processing can recover on restart.
- Trimming and restoring recordings preserve existing files if an operation fails.
- Switching sessions shows the correct transcript, and search matches refresh when transcript content changes.
- Automatic speaker enrollment no longer overwrites existing speaker profiles.
- AI transformations respect the disabled setting and prevent duplicate requests for the same session.
- Recording and loading animations respect Reduce Motion, and more controls have accessibility labels.