1.446.0
What's new
- Transcription progress now shows on the app's taskbar button on Windows and its dock icon on macOS, so you can leave a long file running and check on it without switching back to the app. When it finishes the icon flashes if you're in another app.
- Settings → License now tells you what happens when the trial ends, instead of listing what the trial includes.
- The Subscribe button in Settings → License no longer has its text underlined.
- The file picker no longer offers WMA and AIFF. Neither could actually be opened, and choosing one gave you an error saying transcription had failed.
- A file that can't be opened now says so, and names the formats that work, instead of reporting that transcription failed.
Which file?
- Windows —
VocalSlice-Setup.exe - macOS —
VocalSlice.dmg, then drag Vocal Slice to Applications.VocalSlice-macOS-update.zipis the package the app updates itself from — not a manual download.
SHA-256 checksums
| File | Size | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
VocalSlice-macOS-update.zip |
198.5 MB | d634eaacfaf523537b1ed6993924dcddf85b75ab283f3f0d6a31bad215641ee5 |
VocalSlice-Setup.exe |
94.4 MB | 562935d85aecf442724838cd163746366593ad535640479f6947fd1ef863f26b |
VocalSlice.dmg |
205.5 MB | 48cca909056e22157dc92ce56ab49668a306d2cd0e7e784f0cf38e0d98c3b61d |
Verify: certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256 (Windows) · shasum -a 256 <file> (macOS)
Windows isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen warns on first run — choose More info → Run anyway; the checksum above is how you verify the download. macOS is signed and notarized.