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OpenOats 1.85.0 — export to PDF/Word, and real speaker names

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@yazinsai yazinsai released this 30 Aug 11:31
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Export your meetings to PDF, Word, or plain text — and get the right names on the transcript.

New

  • Export the current tab to .txt, .pdf, or .docx. An Export menu sits beside Copy in the session detail toolbar and saves whichever tab you are looking at: Transcript, Notes, or Ask. PDF and Word keep the timestamp column, colored speaker labels, and hanging indents. (#699 — thanks @Amir-Abushanab)
  • Renamed speakers now reach exports. Renaming a speaker in the transcript used to change only the on-screen view; Markdown and plain-text exports still read "You" and "Them". They now use the names you set, in the transcript lines and the frontmatter participants list. OpenOats also seeds a name from the bound calendar event when the mapping is unambiguous — one remote voice, one invitee besides you. Names you set by hand always win. (#703 — thanks @thunter009)

Fixed

  • Sessions no longer bind to the wrong calendar event. When a personal block and a real meeting started on the same clock boundary, which one a recording attached to came down to the order the calendar returned them — so a session could take its title from a family block and lose the attendee list and join link. Events with invitees or a join link are now preferred. Recording an in-person meeting is unchanged. (#701 — thanks @thunter009)
  • One participant is no longer split across "Them" and "Speaker 1". Speaker labelling ran live against however many voices the diarizer had found so far, so a single person could be labelled "Them" early in a meeting and "Speaker 1" from the moment a second voice appeared — which also made them impossible to rename as one person. Labels now depend only on the voice, not on when it was heard. Existing sessions keep the labels they were recorded with. (#702 — thanks @thunter009)
  • The "View" label in the detail toolbar no longer wraps to two lines. (#700 — thanks @Amir-Abushanab)

Contributors

Thanks to @Amir-Abushanab and @thunter009, who wrote every change in this release.